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Location: PES University, Bangalore Date: 24 March A professor called a Muslim student a "terrorist" with derogatory remarks. Dr. Muralidhar Deshpande, a professor, referred to the Muslim student Affan as a "terrorist" at least 13 times during class and repeatedly abused him verbally. He further stated: "Iran war happened because of people like you" "Trump will take you away" "You are idiots, you will go to hell" These comments were made in front of about 60 students, creating an extremely hostile and humiliating environment. In a concerning development, CCTV footage—which could have served as crucial evidence—was allegedly deleted, raising serious questions about accountability and transparency. Some students who spoke in support of Affan were allegedly suspended, with the official reason given as "talking during class." Although the professor later wrote an apology letter to the college, he did not directly apologize to Affan. The department head apologized on his behalf and is accused of indirectly pressuring Affan, such as saying "PES has money," "They will buy the media," and "Think about your career." Affan's family is already facing difficulties, making the situation even more distressing for him. Instead of support, he allegedly faced humiliation, pressure, and isolation.

The child who was subjected to torture (including having cigarettes extinguished on his body and a metal rod inserted into his feet in front of his father)— In a delayed video released by the occupation, the moment of his handover to the International Committee of the Red Cross is documented in the “Yellow Line” area east of Gaza, days after he was detained along with his father. During his detention, he was subjected to severe abuses, while his father remains imprisoned by the occupation to this moment.

"Will shove their Mullagardi. This is not Bangaldesh. This is the country of Hindus" At an LPG gas agency in Bulandshahar district of Uttar Pradesh, owner Khalid asked customers to come in queue. This apparently didn't go down well with member of a right wing group. Neetu Yadav, leader of the group arrived and began threatening and abusing Khalid who was forced apologize.

This petrol pump in Surat has an insanely long queue.

"Will shove their Mullagardi. This is not Bangaldesh. This is the country of Hindus" At an LPG gas agency in Bulandshahar district of Uttar Pradesh, owner Khalid asked customers to come in queue. This apparently didn't go down well with member of a right wing group. Neetu Yadav, leader of the group arrived and began threatening and abusing Khalid who was forced apologize.