Madani observed that hate speech could no longer be dismissed as a temporary instrument of electoral politics. Referring to figures that he claimed indicated more than 1,600 verified incidents of hate speeches and statements over the past year, with no FIR registered in 87% of those cases, Madani said that the situation raised serious questions about the responsibilities of law-enforcement agencies and the delivery of justice.
Jamiat Governing Council passes resolutions on hate crimes, questions ‘demographic jihad’ narrative
The Times of India – India · By Ambika Pandit
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