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Sanitation worker Rahul dies after falling into a drain in Delhi’s Dilshad Garden, family alleges lack of safety gear and demands justice.

‘No Safety Gear, ₹350 Wage’: Sanitation Worker Dies Cleaning Drain in East Delhi, Family Seeks Justice

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On April 2, 2026
Priyanka Gandhi attacks Narendra Modi over rising LPG prices, accusing him of failing to stand up for India.

“Narendra Modi Bowing Down to America, Israel”: Priyanka Gandhi Slams Govt Over LPG Price Hike

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On April 2, 2026
Modi Had No Info on Iran Strike: Govt in Parliament

PM Modi Had No Prior Knowledge of Iran Strikes, Govt Tells Parliament

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On April 2, 2026
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‘He Was a Civilian’: Family Challenges Army’s Militancy Claim in Ganderbal Killing; Omar, Mehbooba Seek Probe

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On April 2, 2026
Orissa High Court orders senior officer to monitor probe into assault and stripping of Muslim man.

Orissa High Court Orders Senior Oversight After Muslim Man Forced to Chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’

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On April 2, 2026
US report on India social media censorship

US Report Flags India’s Content Takedown Orders as ‘Politically Motivated’

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On April 2, 2026
Shravasti Iftar Case: Accused Flee After Bail

Shravasti Iftar Case: Muslim Men Go Into Hiding After Bail, Families Allege Fear of Re-Arrest

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On April 2, 2026
A Varanasi court denied bail to 14 men accused of organising an Iftar party on a Ganga boat, citing serious charges including outraging religious feelings and pollution of public water.

Varanasi Court Denies Bail to 14 Muslims Over Viral Ganga Iftar Video

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On April 2, 2026
Mosque in Sitapur demolished after court order, sparking debate over bulldozer actions in Uttar Pradesh.

Mosque Demolished in UP’s Sitapur After Court Declares It Illegal

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On April 1, 2026
The Allahabad High Court allowed a Muslim man to offer Namaz at home but directed him not to hold large gatherings, citing public order concerns. The court recorded his undertaking, withdrew police protection, and quashed a challan, stating authorities can act if gatherings disturb peace, balancing religious freedom with law and order.

Allahabad High Court Allows Namaz at Home, Restrains Large Gatherings in Bareilly Case

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On April 1, 2026
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