Tag: 2020 Delhi pogrom
Indifference, when a pregnant woman is jailed under false charges, is a crime, dissent isn’t
Reading Time: 4 minutes If there is an ominous silence over the arrest of a pregnant woman like Safoora Zargar under false charges, then that’s a crime. Dissenting isn’t.
The Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897, and Kejriwal’s war against Shaheen Bagh
Reading Time: 4 minutes The Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897, invoked by Kejriwal to overthrow the Shaheen Bagh movement was used by the British colonial rulers to aid Hindu nationalism
The Delhi anti-Muslim pogrom exposed many fascism-enablers closeted Sanghis
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Delhi anti-Muslim pogrom has not only shown the grotesque Indian state’s open subscription to Hindutva fascism but also exposed many closeted Sanghis.
Rumour of rioting in Delhi isn’t a pun but a part of a nefarious scheme
Reading Time: 3 minutes The rumour of rioting that spread across Delhi and triggered massive panic was not merely done for pun. It’s a planned action done with an obnoxious agenda.
Did Amit Shah fail to play his role during Delhi’s anti-Muslim pogrom? No, he didn’t
Reading Time: 4 minutes There are allegations against Amit Shah for failing to play his role during the Delhi anti-Muslim pogrom. Did he actually fail? Or did he do his ‘job’ well?
The economics of communal violence: Understanding the Delhi pogrom
Reading Time: 5 minutes Communal violence is neither spontaneous nor unorganised. The economics of communal violence is little complicated to understand but we try to explain here.
Kejriwal’s silence on Delhi’s anti-Muslim pogrom is not just petty but alarming
Reading Time: 3 minutes The conspicuous silence of Arvind Kejriwal and his passive approach towards the anti-Muslim pogrom in northeast Delhi is quite alarming and obnoxious.
Communal violence in northeastern Delhi’s Jaffrabad: Modi’s frantic attempt to regain the streets
Reading Time: 3 minutes The communal violence in northeastern Delhi’s Jaffrabad is a frantic attempt by Modi’s Hindutva fascist regime to regain the control of the city’s streets.