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‘If People Aren’t Free To Choose Religion, Article 25 Loses Meaning’: Madani On Maharashtra Conversion Law

2020 Delhi Riots: 9 Acquitted as Court Cites Inconsistent Testimonies; Jamiat Reports 125 Acquittals

By The Observer Post
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On April 4, 2026
Uttarakhand Weighs Changes to Nikahnama Under UCC, Including Qazi Registration and Aadhaar Details

Uttarakhand Govt Signals Population Control Law After UCC Rollout, CM Dhami Cites ‘Demographic Balance’

By The Observer Post
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On April 4, 2026
AIMPLB Announces Nationwide Movement to Protect Constitution and Sharia

AIMPLB Opposes UCC in Gujarat, Uttarakhand, Calls It ‘Unconstitutional and Misleading’

By The Observer Post
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On April 3, 2026
APCR Secures Acquittal of 11 in 2022 Khargone Violence Case as MP Court Cites Lack of Evidence

APCR Praises Delhi Police for Ensuring Peace During Eid, Ram Navami, Hanuman Jayanti

By The Observer Post
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On April 3, 2026
Mofakkerul Islam Arrested in Malda Unrest Case

AIMIM Leader Mofakkerul Islam Held at Airport Over Alleged Provocative Speech in Malda

By Kibria Ansary
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On April 3, 2026
Shravasti Iftar Case: Accused Flee After Bail

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

By The Observer Post
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On April 2, 2026
Allahabad High Court Court to hear bail in Varanasi case over alleged food waste in Ganga.

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

By The Observer Post
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On April 2, 2026
UP Muslim student alleges rejection from National Dope Testing Laboratory internship over religious bias.

“Asked My Name, Then Rejected”: UP Muslim Student Alleges Discrimination in Govt Internship Interview

By Khan Shahzeen
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On April 1, 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

By The Observer Post
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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

By The Observer Post
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On April 1, 2026
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