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Write-up row haunts minority panel chief
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Write-up row haunts minority panel chief Iqbal Singh Lalpura
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Assault on Muslim man in Kanpur: National Minority commission issues notice to police commissioner
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‘Petition in SC over Quranic verses is a punishable offence’
By Mohammed Hussain Ahmed| Posted by Neha | Updated: 16th March 2021 12:12 am IST Photo: Supreme Court of India
Hyderabad: Reacting to a petition filed in the Supreme Court for removal of verses from the Quran, former chairman of the National Minority Commission and former Law Commission member Prof. Tahir Mehmood said that the act is a “grave offence” spreading communal hatred, which is punishable under sections 153 (A) and 295 (A) of the IPC.
Speaking to the press, Prof. Mehmood said the first section criminalizes any effort to create hatred on the basis of religion
Kerala Elections 2021: Law Against Love Jihad; Sabarimala; Memorial For Victims Of Mappila Revolt In BJP ManifestoÂ
by Swarajya Staff - Mar 4, 2021 12:24 PM
BJP Kerala state unit president K Surendran being welcomed/Surendranâs Facebook page (representative image)
Bhartiya Janata Party in Kerala is planning to include different promises in its manifesto to woo the people.
The list purportedly includes changing the name of Pathanamthitta to Sabarimala District. The party is also likely to include the promise of Hindu Religious Education Schools.
The legislative assembly elections in Kerala are scheduled to be held in April 2021 to elect 140 MLAs to the 15th Kerala Legislative Assembly. The election will be conducted on 6 April and counting of votes will be conducted on 2 May.