India blamed for widespread rights buses, bias
New Delhi: India has been critcised for widespread human rights violations, religious discrimination, caste-based oppression and police excesses.
According to Kashmir Media Sevice, in Jharkhand alone, a BJP booth agent submitted around 200 forms seeking the deletion of predominantly Muslim voters, highlighting growing concerns over the protection of minorities and marginalized communities.
New Delhi-based forum warns political instability, human rights concerns persist in IIOJK
Meanwhile, the demolition of a mosque in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, triggered criticism over violations of due process. Opposition representatives also reported restrictions.
Police brutality against protesters in Manipur and Bihar rampant, while a custodial-torture complainant in Punjab was hospitalized after his health deteriorated.
Cases of caste-based discrimination against Dalits in Tamil Nadu and Delhi are massively reported, including cases of humiliation, threats and abuse.
Meanwhile, complaints were filed against a Hindutva influencer over violence and remarks advocating the social and economic boycott of Muslims.
At the same tome, protests erupted in Karnataka over derogatory remarks against Dr B R Ambedkar, Buddha and Basavanna.
