Caste brutality in Rajasthan: 8-year-old child made to clean toilet by luring him with chocolate, when he asked for water, he was hung upside down from a tree and beaten!
The little child’s only ‘mistake’ was that he touched a water pot! Gudamalani, Barmer- A shocking and heinous case has come to light in village Bhakharpura of the district, where an eight-year-old minor child was not only beaten by some people of the village for touching a water pot and asking for a chocolate, but was also beaten up by hanging him upside down from a tree. The mother of the victim child has alleged that when she and her family tried to save the child, they were also beaten up. In this case, the police have registered a case under several serious sections of the Indian Justice Code (BNS) including the SC/ST Act. The incident started on August 26 in the daytime in village Bhakharpura. According to the complainant Pooridevi, her eight-year-old son was playing in the village. During this time, the accused Naranaram son Ruparam Prajapat and Demaram Prajapat made him clean the bathroom and collect garbage. After getting the work done, when the child asked for chocolate, the accused refused. The child expressed his desire to drink water when he felt thirsty and extended his hand towards the water pot. Seeing this, the accused got angry. It is alleged that Naranaram, Demaram, Ruparam and Ruparam’s wife together started beating the child, due to which the child started crying loudly. Later he was left. When the child reached home crying and was telling everything, then the accused Demaram and Naranaram reached there and beat the complainant Pooridevi again. It is alleged that they also pushed and beat Pooridevi’s mother-in-law Choti Devi. After this, the accused picked up the child and took him to Naranaram’s house. Pooridevi told that she and her mother-in-law reached the house of the accused shouting. On reaching there, they saw that the accused were beating their child by hanging him upside down from a tree. Pooridevi alleged, “We refused to beat him any more, as one of our children had already died, but they kept on beating him.” When Dashrath, a member of the victim’s family, started making a video of this, the accused took the child down from the tree. Pooridevi filed a written complaint at the Gudamalani police station on the same day, 26 August at 11:50 pm. The police have registered an FIR in the matter. In this, a case has been registered against the accused Naranaram, Demaram and Ruparam under sections 115(2), 127(2) and 137(2) of the Indian Penal Code (BNS), 2023. Also, since the victim’s family belongs to the Vagri caste (Scheduled Caste), action is being taken under sections 3(1)(r) (insulting a member of the Scheduled Caste/Tribe in a derogatory manner), 3(1)(s) (putting a person in fear of arrest on false charges) and 3(1)(IV) of the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989. Advocate Bhatraj Jogsan said that the police have registered the case but no action is being taken against the accused so far. This case is a glaring example of communal violence in rural areas and atrocities against the Dalit community. Geetha Sunil Pillai Courtesy : Hindi News
Two youths made an 11-year-old Dalit child their victim, first they beat him then made him lick their spit… The child narrated his ordeal while crying
A case of brutality against an 11-year-old Dalit child has come to light in Alwar, Rajasthan. Two youths of the village stopped the child and not only beat him, but also forced him to lick their spit on the ground and abused him. The accused took him to the field and started making him take off his clothes, then… National Desk: An incident that shames humanity has come to light from Khedli police station area of Alwar district of Rajasthan. Here an 11-year-old Dalit child was not only beaten by the youths of the village but was also humiliated. What is the whole matter? The incident happened on the evening of 29 August. According to the information, an 11-year-old child from Peepalkheda village had gone towards the fields on his bicycle. On the way, two youths came on a bike and stopped him. Both the youths were drunk and started beating the child. Then the youths spit on the ground and forced the child to lick it. Not only this, he was also abused and forced to apologize by falling at their feet. Taken to the field and made to remove clothes The child’s mother told the police that the accused took her son to a millet field at knife point. There they removed his clothes and tried to misbehave with him. Meanwhile, some villagers reached the spot. Seeing the villagers, the accused immediately fled from there. The crying child reached home The frightened and crying child reached home and told the whole incident to the family. After this, the family lodged a report at Kherli police station. Police statement According to police officials, the accused have been identified as Vijendra son of Atar Singh Gurjar and Vikas son of Devi Meena, resident of Peepalkheda. A case has been registered on the complaint of the victim’s family. Now the search for the accused is on and strict action will be taken soon. Courtesy : Hindi News
Minneapolis Transgender shooter had “anti-Indian and anti-Jewish Islamic propaganda,” killed 2 and wounded 17
Police said Westman was armed with a rifle, shotgun and pistol, and fired dozens of rounds into the packed congregation of children and teachers. US federal authorities are investigating a school shooting in Minneapolis that left two children dead and 17 others wounded as an anti-Catholic hate crime. The victims, aged eight and ten, were killed when 23-year-old Robin Westman opened fire through the stained-glass windows of the church during a back-to-school Mass. Federal officials have identified Westman as transgender and reported that suspect died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Secretary Kristi Noem confirmed that the shooter was a 23-year-old man claiming to be transgender. She added that the attacker targeted children during their first morning Mass of the school year and had written disturbing phrases such as “For the Children,” “Where is your God?” and “Kill Donald Trump” on a rifle magazine. Calling the act “unthinkable,” Noem added, “Our deepest prayers are with the children, parents, families, educators, and Christians everywhere. We mourn with them, we pray for healing, and we will never forget them.” The FBI confirmed that the attack at Annunciation Church and Catholic School is being treated as an act of domestic terrorism. “The FBI is investigating this shooting as an act of domestic terrorism and hate crime targeting Catholics,” FBI Director Kash Patel said in a post on X. Investigative Journalist Laura Loomer claimed that the Minnesota shooter had “Mashallah”, “Nuke India” and “Israel Must Fall” written on his gun, suggesting the attacker was influenced by “anti-Indian and anti-Jewish Islamic propaganda.” Police said Westman was armed with a rifle, shotgun and pistol, and fired dozens of rounds into the packed congregation of children and teachers. A smoke bomb was also recovered at the scene. “This was a deliberate act of violence against innocent children and other people worshipping,” Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara told reporters. “The sheer cruelty and cowardice of firing into a church full of children is absolutely incomprehensible.” Authorities are examining online videos and handwritten journals linked to Westman, which allegedly include disturbing references to previous mass shootings, antisemitic messages, and drawings of the church’s interior. Investigators are working to establish a clear motive. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said President Donald Trump had conveyed condolences and ordered flags to be flown at half-mast. “This kind of evil should never happen,” Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said, urging the community to resist hatred. It is reported that a steady stream of mourners gathered outside the church in the evening, laying flowers and holding candles in memory of the victims. Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, said he was “profoundly saddened” by the attack. BY Bureau Report Courtesy : The Australia Today Note: This news is originally published on https:/theaustralia.com/bha and is used purely for non-profit/non-commercial purposes, especially human rights.
Two Bangladeshi transgender individuals residing illegally in India
The Foreigner Cell of North-West District Police, Delhi, has apprehended two transgender individuals residing illegally in India. The accused, Khaja Maynuddin and Rajeb Chandra Sarkar, were found to be Bangladeshi nationals living in the jurisdiction of PS Mahendra Park without valid travel documents, visas, or permits, the police informed. Apprehended individuals were identified as Khaja Maynuddin, alias Khatija, 27 years old, residing in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and Rajeb Chandra Sarkar, 39 years old, living in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Two smartphones installed with the banned IMO app, and two Bangladeshi National IDs were recovered from the individuals. The operation was conducted based on actionable intelligence gathered during routine checking, and a dedicated team from the Foreigner Cell was constituted. The team conducted raids in coordination with informers and intercepted the suspicious individuals near Jahangir Puri Metro Station and New Subji Mandi. During the investigation, photographs were recovered from their mobile phone gallery and Instagram accounts depicting locations in Bangladesh. Further interrogation revealed that they had undergone Gender-Affirming Surgery (GAS) to alter their physical appearance and were using various means to conceal their identity. Legal proceedings for their deportation are being initiated in coordination with the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO). Earlier, in a major breakthrough against organized human trafficking, a team of Special Staff & Anti-Human Trafficking Unit of Delhi Police, assisted by J&K Police, busted a well-organized trafficking network operating between Delhi-NCR and Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir. DCP Outer North Hareshwar Swami told ANI that the case stemmed from another case registered at Bhalswa Dairy Police Station, registered on the complaint of a woman regarding the kidnapping of her minor daughter, age about 15 years, and her neighbor, another girl, age about 13 years. After initial investigation, the case was transferred to PS Bhalswa Dairy to AHTU/OND (Anti-Human Trafficking Unit) for specialized investigation. During the course of the investigation, technical surveillance revealed the presence of the girls in Srinagar, J&K. Accordingly, on 15.06.2025, both victims were successfully recovered and brought back to Delhi. Their statements before CWC revealed that they were lured by traffickers from Old Delhi Railway Station, transported via Jammu, and forced into unpaid domestic work in Srinagar. On the basis of facts, technical and manual surveillance, and inputs, on 14.08.2025, a joint police team arrested Salim-ul-Rehman alias Wasim (38 yrs, r/o Ganderbal, Srinagar) and Suraj (31 yrs, r/o Begampur, Delhi) from Prahlad Vihar, Delhi. Story by ANI | Posted by Vidushi Gaur Courtesy : Awaz The Voice Note: This news is originally published on https:/awazthevoice.com/bha and is used purely for non-profit/non-commercial purposes, especially human rights.
Using abusive language against PM Modi from the platform of Mahagathbandhan can prove costly, when did such statements turn the tables before elections?
During the ‘Voter Rights Yatra’ in Darbhanga, abusive language was used against PM Modi, which has created a ruckus in Bihar politics. Police have arrested the accused Mohammad Rizvi. BJP has also filed an FIR against Congress leader Mohammad Naushad. But do you know how a statement before elections can prove costly for a party or alliance? Let us understand with some examples from history… Patna: During the ‘Voter Rights Yatra’ in Darbhanga, abusive language was used against PM Modi in a rally. ‘Abusive words’ were used for PM Narendra Modi from the platform of Mahagathbandhan. However, no big leader of Mahagathbandhan was present on the stage during the rally. Meanwhile, there is a ruckus in Bihar politics regarding this incident. There was a fight between Congress and BJP workers in Patna, in which many people were injured. The police had to use mild force to control the situation. The police has arrested the accused in the case of ‘abusing’ PM Modi in Darbhanga. The accused’s name is Mohammad Rizvi alias Raja. He is a resident of Darbhanga. BJP has also lodged an FIR against Congress leader Mohammad Naushad because the stage from which PM Modi’s mother was abused belonged to Congress youth leader Mohammad Naushad. However, Naushad has apologized for this incident. He said that he was not present on the stage at the time of the incident. He had gone to Muzaffarpur with Rahul Gandhi. After this incident, BJP has become aggressive. BJP is trying to cash in on this issue from social media to the streets. Through ‘Voter Rights Yatra’, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi is trying to strengthen the party again in Bihar. This journey of Rahul Gandhi is also getting support from all the parties of the Mahagathbandhan, RJD, Left parties, VIP. However, a controversial statement given for PM Modi from the Congress platform can completely change the political atmosphere of Bihar, this is because controversial statements given before the elections have turned the tables earlier as well. Let us know when such statements before the elections have turned the tables… 2007 Gujarat elections and the ‘merchant of death’ statement First of all, let us tell you about the statement which harmed the Congress. It is about the 2007 Gujarat assembly elections. During an election rally in Gujarat, Sonia Gandhi called the then CM Narendra Modi a ‘merchant of death’. Her statement was on the 2002 Gujarat riots. Sonia Gandhi had said – ‘Those who run the government of Gujarat are liars, dishonest, merchants of fear and death.’ BJP linked this statement of Sonia Gandhi to the insult of Gujarati identity. This controversy affected the elections. When the election results came out, BJP won 117 seats, while Congress had to be satisfied with 59 seats. This statement of Sonia Gandhi changed the direction of the election. 2015 Bihar election and ‘DNA’ statement There were assembly elections in Bihar in the year 2015. A year before the Bihar elections, in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, BJP under the leadership of Narendra Modi registered a bumper victory and formed the government with full majority at the center. Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister. In such a situation, BJP was expecting an easy victory in the Bihar elections. During the campaign for the Bihar elections, PM Modi held a rally in Muzaffarpur. In this rally, he targeted CM Nitish Kumar for leaving the NDA and said that there is something wrong with his ‘DNA’. The parties of the Grand Alliance (mainly RJD-JDU) linked this statement of PM Modi to Bihari identity. The Grand Alliance capitalized on this statement in the elections. When the results came out, the Grand Alliance got 178 seats, while the NDA had to be satisfied with 58 seats. This statement of PM Modi proved to be damaging for BJP. 2022 Gujarat elections and Kharge’s ‘Ravan’ statement Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge compared PM Modi to Ravan in the Gujarat Assembly elections 2022. Mallikarjun Kharge targeted PM Modi in a rally during the Gujarat elections and said, ‘How many times should I see your face? See your face in councilor elections. See your face in MLA elections too. See your face in MP elections too. Everywhere. How many are there brother. Do you have 100 faces like Ravan?’ This statement of Kharge was surrounded by controversies. BJP called it an insult to Gujarat. When the election results came, Congress had to face a crushing defeat. Congress could win only 17 seats. At the same time, BJP created history by winning 156 seats. This was the biggest victory of BJP in Gujarat. Even Narendra Modi himself could never get so many seats. This victory proved that the public did not like Kharge’s statement. These examples show how much impact the controversial statements of leaders have on elections. Many times such statements become costly for political parties. Therefore, leaders should be careful while speaking. They should not make such statements that hurt anyone’s feelings or spread hatred in the society. Curated by: Sudhendra Pratap Singh About the author Sudhendra Pratap Singh, Principal Content Producer at Navbharat Times Online. Started journalism from Agra. Started journey with local newspaper Agrabharat. From here the caravan grew and reached NBT.com via Kalpataru Express, Hindustan News Paper and News18. Currently keeping an eye on politics, crime, current affairs and off beat news of Bihar, Jharkhand, Rajasthan. Working in media for about 14 years. Courtesy : Hindi News
HM condemns Cong over remarks on PM’s late mother
Guwahati: Even as police apprehended a 20-year-old man in Darbhanga of Bihar for allegedly using offensive language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union home minister Amit Shah on Friday condemned Congress party for what he called a disgraceful abuse of Modi’s late mother during the Ghuspethiya Bachao Yatra. Shah asserted that such hate-filled politics would only degrade public life and urged Rahul Gandhi to apologise to the Prime Minister, his late mother, and the people of India. The man, identified as Mohammad Rizvi, alias Raza, was apprehended during Rahul Gandhi’s Voter Adhikar Yatra, following a complaint by BJP district president Aditya Narayan Choudhary. Shah said, “If Rahul Gandhi has even a shred of shame left, he should apologise to Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, to his late mother, and to the people of the entire country.” Addressing thousands of NDA panchayat representatives in Guwahati, Shah took a strong stand against Congress’s attempt to protect their vote bank under the guise of an infiltration protest yatra, calling it a desperate bid to cover up their wipeout in Assam’s recent panchayat polls. Alongside inaugurating and laying the foundation of multiple development projects, Shah lauded the global respect Modi has garnered, noting, “As many as 27 countries have conferred their highest civilian awards on Modi ji, which is a matter of great pride for India.” He contrasted this with the “disgraceful display” of Rahul Gandhi’s politics of slander, highlighting how Congress leaders have repeatedly hurled venomous insults at Modi and his family, saying, “Do Congress leaders believe that by using such language they will win the people’s mandate? The more abuses you hurl at Modi ji, the bigger and brighter the lotus will bloom, reaching up to the skies.” Shah emphasised that the BJP’s achievements go beyond Assam. “This is not just about Assam. In the last eleven years, Modi ji has brought peace, development, cultural revival, and a climate of trust across the northeast. He has also ensured peace and strengthened security. Earlier, terrorists would attack and flee, but Modi ji has given a fitting reply. Under Operation Sindoor, our forces eliminated the masterminds of terrorism. Under Operation Mahadev, the very terrorists who had fired bullets were themselves shot down by our brave soldiers.” Highlighting India’s progress, Shah added, “India is moving ahead economically. We are now the world’s fourth-largest economy. Our infrastructure is growing, our states are progressing, and internal security and external defence are assured. That is why, time and again, the people have given their mandate to the NDA and the BJP.” Shah underscored Congress’s political irrelevance in Assam, saying, “When the elections were announced, political pundits in Delhi speculated about what might happen in Assam’s panchayat polls. Even Congress leaders waited with great expectations. But when the results came, the Congress was completely wiped out.” He condemned Congress’s “Ghuspethiya Bachao Yatra” as an act of “insulting a mother who toiled hard to nurture her children with values,” vowing that “the people will never forgive Congress for this”. Highlighting BJP’s commitment to restoring Assam, Shah recalled how during Congress rule even sacred sites like Shankardev and Madhavdev’s Satras were encroached upon by infiltrators — encroachments that the BJP govt has since freed. His message was clear: the politics of hate and abuse by Congress will not succeed, and the BJP remains steadfast in its mission to protect Assam’s dignity and lead it towards development and harmony. Courtesy : TOI Note: This news is originally published on https:/timesofindia.com/bha and is used purely for non-profit/non-commercial purposes, especially human rights.
HC provides security to BJP worker pursuing cases against Rahul, Priyanka
Lucknow: The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad high court has provided round-the-clock security to a BJP worker who has been pursuing cases against Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi seeking cancellation of his Indian citizenship and Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. A bench of Justices Sangeeta Chandra and BR Singh passed the order on a petition filed by Karnataka BJP worker S Vignesh Shishir. Last year, Shishir had filed a PIL in the HC bench pleading that he has all the documents and some emails of the British government which prove that Rahul Gandhi is a British citizen, and due to this, he is ineligible to contest elections in India and hold the post of a Lok Sabha member. The petitioner also said that he sent complaints twice to the competent authority regarding Rahul’s alleged dual citizenship, but no action was taken by them. In a fresh petition, Shishir has claimed that he’s been receiving threats and facing coercion since he began pursuing cases against Rahul Gandhi and his sister. Shishir submitted that on his complaint moved in June 2024 , CBI was conducting a probe and he appeared before the CBI in New Delhi on multiple occasions furnishing much evidence against Rahul Gandhi relating to his alleged British citizenship. Shishir said that he sought security from the central government and also wrote to the office of Prime Minister, but no heed has been paid and hence he had to move the court. In its interim order, the bench observed, “We are, prima facie, satisfied that the matter requires consideration as the petitioner has been pursuing his cases against a very powerful individual and is facing constant threats.” Appearing for central government, deputy solicitor general SB Pandey said that there is a witness protection scheme and since the petitioner has received threats, which are palpable in nature, the court may pass an appropriate order for providing him security for at least pursuing his cases without fear. The bench directed the Centre to provide him interim security and also file a counter-affidavit in the matter, fixing the next date of hearing on October 9. Courtesy : TOI Note: This news is originally published on https:/timesofindia.com/bha and is used purely for non-profit/non-commercial purposes, especially human rights.
IDSFFK 2025: Dalit Subbaiah wins award for best long documentary, Amma’s Pride best short documentary
The Lifetime Achievement award was presented to Rakesh Sharma, who made acclaimed documentaries, including Final Solution on the Gujarat carnage. The team behind the documentary Dalit Subbaiah receiving the award for the Best Long Documentary at the 17th edition of the International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala (IDSFFK) which concluded in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday. The team behind the documentary Dalit Subbaiah receiving the award for the Best Long Documentary at the 17th edition of the International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala (IDSFFK) which concluded in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday. Dalit Subbaiah – Voice of the Rebels, a documentary on the singer Lenin Subaiah, directed by M.K.P. Gridaran, won the award for the Best Long Documentary at the 17th edition of the International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala (IDSFFK) which concluded in the capital on Wednesday. The award carries a cash prize of ₹2 lakh. Shankar Goud’s documentary Negative Remorse, an unflinching account of the life of sin led by the maker’s own grandfather, won the award for Second Best Long Documentary, with a cash prize of ₹1 lakh. Shihab Ongallur won a special mention in the long documentary category for cinematography in Ricard Dance. Bigyna Dahal won a special mention for sound for Cycle Mahesh. Amma’s Pride, directed by Shiva Kirsh, won the Best Short Documentary award, while the Second Best Short Documentary was awarded to An Eventual Calamity of Time by Omkar Khandagale, who also won the Kumar Talkies award for best editing in a short documentary. Bali by Amoli Birewar won a special jury mention award. A special mention jury award for cinematography went to Raunaq Singh Chopra for No space to pray and another special mention for sound was presented to Piyush Jambhulkar for At the Margins. Only to you, I surrender by Aditya Raj Bhargav won the Best Short Fiction award while An orphanage of Memories by Rayit Hashmat Qazi won the award for Second Best Short Fiction. A Special Jury mention award was also presented to Pechi by Abilash Selvamani. In the Campus Films category, the Best Campus Short Film was awarded to Ura by Shruthil Mathew from the K.R.Narayanan National Institute of Visual Science and Arts. Minister for Cultural Affairs Saji Cherian and Agriculture Minister P. Prasad presented the awards. The IDSFFK’s Lifetime Achievement award was presented to Rakesh Sharma, who made acclaimed documentaries, including Final Solution on the Gujarat carnage. Mr. Cherian said that the comprehensive film policy being formulated by the State government will include measures to give special encouragement to documentaries. The Hindu Bureau Courtesy : The Hindu Note: This news is originally published on https:/thehindu.com/bha and is used purely for non-profit/non-commercial purposes, especially human rights.
Case of attempted rape of Dalit woman: Accused sentenced to 5 years imprisonment and fined Rs 51,000 in Sant Kabir Nagar
The court has pronounced its verdict in the case of attempted rape of a Dalit woman in Sant Kabir Nagar. ADJ and Special Judge SCST Act Bhupendra Rai has sentenced the accused Manish Pal to 5 years imprisonment. The case is of Kotwali Khalilabad police station area. On 14 February 2015, the victim was sleeping in the room with her three-year-old son. At around three in the morning, the accused Manish Pal entered the room. He tried to rape the victim by pressing her mouth. On hearing the victim’s voice, her brother-in-law, mother-in-law and father-in-law woke up. The accused started running, but everyone recognized him in the light of the electricity. The police registered a case of attempted rape and SCST Act in the matter. 8 witnesses were presented in the court on behalf of the prosecution. All of them confirmed the incident. The court has also imposed a fine of Rs 51,000 on the accused. Half of the fine amount will be given to the victim. If the accused does not pay the fine, he will have to serve an additional sentence of 5 months. However, the court acquitted the accused of the charges under the SC/ST Act. Digant Shrivastava Courtesy: Hindi News
‘Gunpoint Threats, Clothes Torn’: Dalit Family Alleges Attack by BJP Minister in UP’s Mainpuri
In Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh, a Dalit family was assaulted and humiliated allegedly by a BJP District Minister and his brother. The incident occurred on the way to the Kumhaul fair in the Kishni area. According to the victim’s complaint, the assault began after the Dalit family’s eco car allegedly failed to give way to the BJP leader’s vehicle. Enraged, Hariom Dubey, BJP District Minister of Kishni, along with his brother Ankit Dubey and others, allegedly blocked their car, hurled caste-based abuses, and launched a physical attack. The family alleged that the attackers dragged women out of the vehicle, tore their clothes, and threatened them at gunpoint. They further claimed that the attackers, armed with sticks and pistols, called in 6–7 more men and continued the assault with kicks and punches. Local residents intervened to save the family from further violence. Later in the evening, the victims reached the Elau police station and filed a complaint. Initially, police action was delayed, prompting a strong reaction from the Dalit community. From 3 pm till late night, around a hundred locals and relatives of the victims camped outside the police station demanding justice. Azad Samaj Party leaders Alok Yadav and OP Sagar also joined the protest. The situation escalated until SP MLA Brijesh Katheria reached the station around 10 pm, refusing to leave until a case was registered. Following the pressure, police finally lodged an FIR against Hariom Dubey, Ankit Dubey, and 6–7 unidentified assailants under multiple serious charges, including the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. Courtesy : The Observer Post Note: This news is originally published on https:/theobserverpost.com/bha and is used purely for non-profit/non-commercial purposes, especially human rights.