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6Dec

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India, Indian Musllims

Babri Masjid Demolition Remembered on 6 December, Owaisi Questions Legal Accountability

Mohammed Naseer Giyas India observes 6 December as the anniversary of the 1992 demolition of the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya. The mosque was brought down by a large gathering despite written assurances given to the Supreme Court that the structure would remain protected. The incident reshaped modern Indian politics and continues to influence public debate. In its 2019 Ayodhya judgment, the Supreme Court noted that idols were placed inside the Babri Masjid in December 1949 without legal authority. The court described the 1992 demolition as a serious violation of the rule of law and said the act carried constitutional implications. A criminal court later acquitted all the accused individuals in the demolition case. The court stated that there was no conclusive evidence to establish...

All 5 MIM Candidates in Bihar Win With Over 20,000-Vote Margin

In a strong electoral performance, all five AIMIM candidates secured victory with more than a 20,000-vote margin across their respective constituencies. The results reflect a decisive mandate from voters. The Jokihat seat was won by Mohammad Murshid Alam with 83,737 votes, finishing 28,803 votes ahead of his nearest rival. In Bahadurganj, Md Tauseef Alam secured 87,315 votes, leading by 28,726 votes. In Kochadhaman, Md Sarwar Alam emerged victorious with 81,860 votes and a clear margin of 23,021 votes. Amour recorded the highest tally, where Akhtarul Iman crossed the one-lakh mark with 100,836 votes and an impressive 38,928-vote lead. Ghulam Sarwar won the Baisi constituency with 92,766 votes, maintaining a margin of 27,251 votes. The clean sweep indicates strong regional suppo...

Only 12 Muslim MLAs Lead in Bihar, Lowest in State History

Asaduddin Owaisi's party five Muslim candidate won from Seemanchal and four of them give defeat to NDA Candidates Mohammed Naseer Giyas In the latest Bihar election trends, only 12 Muslim candidates are leading, marking one of the lowest representation levels in the state, reportedly falling below five percent. According to preliminary results, Muslim representation in the Bihar Legislative Assembly has seen a significant drop. Out of all constituencies, only 12 Muslim candidates have emerged in leading positions. The party-wise breakup shows five from AIMIM, four from RJD, two from the Congress, and one from the JDU. Compared to previous elections, this is believed to be the lowest number of Muslim MLAs since the beginning of electoral politics in the state. Observers attr...