Gujarat (HRNW)- Authorities have demolished three mosques and several shrines in the Kutch district of the Indian state of Gujarat, prompting criticism from local residents and raising concerns over the treatment of minority communities.
According to reports cited in the article, the demolitions took place within a few days in Kutch district. Local residents and members of the Muslim community alleged that no prior notice was issued before the action.
Residents further claimed that those seeking an explanation for the demolition of the mosques and shrines were threatened with serious consequences, while 25 young men who protested against the demolitions were arrested and sent to jail.
The report also cited concerns regarding the treatment of minorities in India, particularly Muslims. It referenced Human Rights Watch, which has documented concerns about discrimination and actions affecting minority communities in the country.
The article further stated that some experts believe the Modi government’s policies, which they associate with the Hindutva agenda, have contributed to increased concerns over the identity, history, and places of worship of minority communities.
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