Many Muslims today are hostile towards the BJP, like they were hostile towards Congress before partition; using the same idiom.

The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court delivered a significant ruling on Wednesday, asserting that Muslims cannot claim rights in a live-in relationship, citing religious tenets. This declaration came during the adjudication of a writ petition filed by Sneha Devi and Mohd Shadab Khan.

Earlier, on January 31, the district court had granted permission for a Hindu priest nominated by the Kashi Vishwanath temple trust to conduct prayers before the idols in the southern cellar of the mosque.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah's recent interview has reignited the discourse surrounding the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), a piece of legislation that was passed by the Modi government back in 2020 and now has notified it with the rules of the same.

The ministry sought to allay fears of a section of Muslims and students regarding the CAA, making it clear that "no Indian citizen would be asked to produce any document to prove his citizenship after this Act."

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak delivered a passionate address on Friday evening, urging Britain to safeguard its democracy amid concerns of rising extremism.

Union minister Ramdas Athawale on Thursday claimed that support of Muslim voters will increase for the BJP-led NDA in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, primarily on the back of pro-women decisions of the central government.

Syed Zainul Abedin has asserted that CAA is not for the Muslims to be afraid of.