In the aftermath of a recent attack in Kashmir, the Muslim community in India finds itself grappling with intensified fears of potential backlash. As tensions rise and discrimination becomes more pronounced, many are anxious about being unfairly targeted amidst a surge of nationalistic fervor.
India’s Lower House has passed a contentious bill aimed at reforming Muslim land endowments, sparking widespread debate. Proponents argue it will modernize outdated laws, while critics worry it undermines minority rights and exacerbates communal tensions.
Amid rising tensions, an Indian city has imposed a curfew following demands from Hindu groups for the demolition of a 17th-century tomb associated with a Muslim ruler. Authorities aim to maintain order as protests escalate, highlighting ongoing communal sensitivities.
