Mohammad Shafi

SDPI raises concerns over the integrity of West Bengal Assembly elections, citing large scale voter deletions, impact on marginalized communities, and heavy central force deployment. We urge the Election Commission to ensure transparency and uphold the democratic mandate. #SDPI

May 3 World Press Freedom Day A free and independent press is the cornerstone of a healthy democracy.

SDPI emphasizes that madrasas have long expanded educational access in underserved regions. As the case proceeds, institutions must uphold constitutional values, legal limits, and ensure human rights bodies remain focused on dignity, equality, and freedom for all.

Concerns over selective engagement of human rights bodies persist. While mob violence and lynching cases see delayed responses, active focus on administrative scrutiny raises questions of priorities and impartiality. Divergent bench views highlight need for careful, full judicial hearing. #SDPI

Allahabad HC proceedings on NHRC’s role in UP madrasas raise serious concerns about mandate and overreach. Directing EOW probes without clear human rights grounds blurs lines between rights oversight and criminal process, challenging principles of justice and legal limits. #SDPI #NHRC

SDPI demands that the Election Commission clarify the tenure, authority, and command structure of CAPF after May 4, and ensure strict observer neutrality. Democracy is at risk when central agencies appear to be tools of political pressure. Federalism and electoral integrity must be protected. #capfbill_रद्द_करो

The Election Commission’s appointment of Ajay Pal Sharma as police observer in South 24 Parganas raises serious concerns. His controversial record and intimidating conduct risk eroding trust in the EC and create the perception of partisan interference in the electoral process. #capfbill_रद्द_करो

SDPI strongly condemns Amit Shah’s claim that CAPF will stay in West Bengal for 60 days after polls. This exceeds EC’s mandate, signals political misuse of central forces, undermines federalism, and threatens the neutrality essential for free and fair elections. #capfbill_काला_कानून

We urge the Election Commission of India to act against Himanta Biswa Sarma for using religion to influence voters. Delayed action will only deepen communal polarisation and undermine the integrity of free, fair, and constitutional elections. #StopHatePolitics

Divisive “infiltrator” rhetoric amid elections is being used to distract from governance failures and spread fear. Along with evictions and voter list irregularities, it raises alarming concerns about misuse of state machinery to target specific communities. #StopHatePolitics

SDPI condemns Himanta Biswa Sarma’s divisive remarks labeling Hindus as “refugees” and Muslims as “infiltrators.” Such statements are a blatant attempt to polarise voters, demonise Muslims, and exploit religion for electoral gain. #StopHatePolitics

Malegaon victims deserve justice, not silence. The collapse of the case amid weakened prosecution and questions of political interference points to institutional failure. SDPI demands a time-bound independent reinvestigation under judicial supervision to punish all the guilty. #malegaonblast #SDPI

Hemant Karkare exposed the truth behind the Malegaon blast probe, but later revelations by former prosecutor Rohini Salian raise disturbing questions. If investigators were pressured to go soft on right-wing accused, then justice was not only delayed—it was deliberately denied. #malegaonblast #SDPI

The Bombay High Court’s discharge of all accused in the 2006 Malegaon blast case is a grave blow to justice. After 20 years, no accountability for innocent lives lost. From false targeting of Muslim youth to the collapse of the case, justice has been denied and truth buried.#SDPI #malegaonblast

سوشل ڈیموکریٹک پارٹی آف انڈیا اترکھنڈ مدرسہ بورڈ ختم کرنے کے فیصلے کی سخت مذمت کرتی ہے۔ یہ قدم آئین کے آرٹیکل 25 تا 30 کے تحت اقلیتوں کے تعلیمی حقوق پر حملہ ہے، ادارہ جاتی خودمختاری کو کمزور کرتا ہے اور ہزاروں طلبہ کے مستقبل کو خطرے میں ڈالتا ہے۔

सोशल डेमोक्रेटिक पार्टी ऑफ इंडिया उत्तराखंड मदरसा बोर्ड खत्म करने के फैसले की कड़ी निंदा करती है। यह कदम अनुच्छेद 25-30 के तहत अल्पसंख्यकों के शैक्षिक अधिकारों पर हमला है, संस्थागत स्वायत्तता कमजोर करता है और हजारों छात्रों के भविष्य को खतरे में डालता है। #SDPI

SDPI strongly condemns the Uttarakhand Madrasa Board abolition by the Government of Uttarakhand. Imposing a uniform curriculum violates minority rights under Articles 25–30, undermines institutional autonomy, and threatens the educational future of thousands of madrasa students. #SDPI

SDPI raises alarm over CAG findings that ₹3,880.67 crore remains unreconciled between Union Govt accounts and RBI records in 2024-25. Dahlan Baqavi says netting debits and credits hides the true gap, undermining transparency, financial discipline, and Parliament’s trust. #SDPI

Serious concerns arise over the “undercover operation,” arrests, and agency action in the TCS Nashik case. With no complaints in TCS’s POSH or ethics systems, there must be an impartial probe, release of arrested staff, and action against those spreading communal hate. #TCS #SDPI

Families of the accused say a personal issue at TCS Nashik was communalised with Bajrang Dal’s involvement. False claims painted Nida Khan as an HR mastermind, though TCS confirms she is only a process associate. She isn’t absconding and is ready to cooperate despite hate-driven misinformation.