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HC asks
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Tension
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Congress
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Modi does not appear before SIT Sunday |
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AIMPLB
concerned over Indo-Israel relations, other Muslim issues |
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Minister meets Attorney General on quota issue |
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Muslim law board enhances its own women quota |
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More women in parliament will change face of Indian politics
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Ansari Mohd. Saquib
became first from Malegaon – the Muslim dominated textile town in
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Sacred
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Leader of opposition in Delhi Assembly
BJP 's VK Malhotra and Congress Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit have
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AIMPLB concerned over Indo-Israel relations, CV Bill, fake
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depose before SIT Sunday:
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi
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Al-Hasan Muhtaseb, 13,
and his brother Amir,10, were returning from their aunt’s house in
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Azmi... The Martyr!:
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sight would have been as brutal for a mother than to see her son
lying in a pool of blood , taking his last few breaths. The
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Hyderabad:
Expressing concern over 'increasing judicial activism,' All India
Majilis-E-Itihadul Muslimeen (AIMM) Floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi
today opined that going by the judicial activism, even welfare
schemes meant for the Muslim minorities would be struck down by
courts.
Participating in the debate on demands for grants for Minorities
welfare, he expressed fear that ''even welfare schemes meant for
minorities will be struck down by courts while hearing petitions
filed by activists of Sangh Parivar organisations.''
Even as Deputy Speaker N Manohar, who
was in the Chair, advised him to be careful in the choice of words
while speaking on judiciary, the AIMIM leader asserted that he was
well within his rights to make observations on the functioning of
judiciary.
He feared that ''minorities will be
rendered second grade citizens, going by the judicial pronouncements
in the country.''
Owaisi expressed dissatisfaction over
the High Court quashing the state law on four per cent reservation
for backward among Muslims and asked when there could be reservation
for minorities in Karnataka and Kerala, why not in Andhra Pradesh.
When reservation for 46 per cent of people could continue, how four
per cent reservation for backward among Muslims alone could lead to
religious conversions, he asked.
''We are not bothered what steps the State Government will take. The
Government, which is claiming itself to be the champion of Muslims,
should ensure reservation for backward among Muslims at any cost,''
he said.
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