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In Indian capital, riots deepen a Hindu-Muslim divide
Most Hindu residents in the district are boycotting Muslim workers
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Mob attacks couple in govt hospital in Badin
The vigilantes were led by Ali Muhammad Mari, who reportedly belongs to a religious group
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Man killed over kidnapping rumours as mob attacks soar in India
Mob thrashes him with sticks, shoes
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Mob justice
It is said that justice delayed is justice denied; but the other aspect is that justice hurried is justice buried
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'Cow vigilantes' kill three men in India
The dead - at least one of them Muslim - were suspected of stealing cattle
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Punjab govt gives Rs10,000 to street vendor robbed in Sheikhupura
Boy's father claims son works as a street vendor to pay for his education
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A not so pluralistic India
86% of those dead in cow-related violence since 2010 are Muslims and 97% of the attacks took place after 2014
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Another woman lynched in India after WhatsApp rumours
The accused men told police they caught hold of the woman late Saturday
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WhatsApp to take action over deadly rumours, says India
Its parent company Facebook has also been grappling with a global data privacy scandal
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Child kidnap rumours spark five more Indian mob attacks
The assault is sparked by talk of hundreds of child kidnappers on the loose in Gujarat
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Fareeha Shamim
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Currently based in Manila, the author specialises in corporate sustainability and sustainable development with experience working with the Pakistan Business Council. Fatima is a graduate of the University of Toronto’s Masters of Science in Sustainability Management program and actively participates in the management and administration of Taj Consultant Clinics. In her spare time, Fatima spends time with its her plants, running and painting in watercolors. She has also received many awards for using her watercolor paintings for charitable work.
