Meer Faisal

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Over 7,000 homes near Chandola Talab in Ahmedabad were torn down by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC), leaving thousands of families homeless and struggling to survive. The demolition started on April 28 after the Gujarat High Court approved the removal of houses built on government land near the water body. Officials said these houses were illegal encroachments. Many of the demolished homes were in areas called Siyasatnagar and Bengali Vaas, where mostly Muslim families live.

1 month ago | theobserverpost.com | Meer Faisal

In a demolition drive by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC), over 7,000 homes were torn down near Chandola Talab, displacing thousands of families and shattering their lives and livelihoods. The demolition, covering an area of more than 2.5 lakh square kilometers, began on Tuesday following a ruling by the Gujarat High Court that upheld state orders to clear structures deemed illegal on government land.

1 month ago | theobserverpost.com | Meer Faisal

“My son was killed while in police custody. They say he jumped from the roof, but he was beaten to death.” — Mohammad Shehzad Haq’s father, Anwarul HaqMohammad Shehzad Haq, a 28-year-old from Sheikhpura village in Goreakothi, Siwan district, died on May 11, 2025, after 7 days of battling life-threatening injuries he suffered in alleged police custody.

1 month ago | theobserverpost.com | Meer Faisal

Kaif Khan was just 19. A Class 10 student, with his life ahead of him. But on the evening of May 6, his dreams were cut short in an attack that his family says was not just horrifying, but planned. A few months ago, Kaif had been beaten by a group of men. He recovered from those injuries, and his family hoped that it was sorted. But on that May evening, it became clear that it wasn’t over.

1 month ago | theobserverpost.com | Meer Faisal

A Muslim man was killed and his brother seriously injured after a mob attacked them over alleged animal theft in Chhapra’s Ahitoli area under Nagar police station limits. According to locals, the stolen animal was found in a nearby area called Kasai Toli. This discovery angered people, and a mob brutally beat two brothers – Zakir Qureshi and Nihal Qureshi. Zakir died during treatment, while Nihal is in a serious condition and is currently admitted to Patna’s PMCH hospital.