r/india • u/Pilipopo • 19h ago

Crime A Year After A Young Muslim Man’s Lynching: Trial Yet To Start, Most Accused Out On Bail, And A Family Loses Hope

https://article-14.com/post/a-year-after-a-young-muslim-man-s-lynching-trial-yet-to-start-most-accused-out-on-bail-and-a-family-loses-hope--6ad1892b16a0f
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u/The_Joker_Boy 18h ago

Religious discrimination and persecution should be the main factor behind removing BJP, but people only started to care about removing BJP when it hurt their wallets.

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u/criticaldimagi 19h ago

India is slowly becoming Afghanistan and Pakistan

Hindu version

What a fall!!

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u/notbacon78 8h ago

Lol....yea ok

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u/frank8gr8 17h ago

Bhadwe rss sanghi sab bhar gaye hai.

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u/ConcernedKu 19h ago edited 19h ago

Don't even know what to say at this point. The problem is so much bigger than just the government or religion, that all I can do is despair.

Religious hate, regardless of religion, is linked to authoritarianism in society.

Authoritarianism in society is linked to families and their long-standing authoritarian practices.

This goes so deep that the problem is entirely intractible. It is what political scientists call a "wicked problem." We don't even know where to begin.