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there's an explicit division of labor between police and these militias. the state let's the militia do the dirty work while police makes sure the victim's complaint becomes meaningless. true even for non-BJP states.

There is an explicit support of the judiciary, the courts are unconcerned about the outright breaking of laws, regulations, and constitutional protections. In fact, the state has become the de facto judiciary, ordering demolition without any consequences.

“As a Muslim, I can say that we have nothing to lose anymore,” she says. “On the face of it, everything looks ok, but that is not the case. Every time Muslims step out of their home, they are taking a huge risk. They might be lynched on the street or arrested on false terror

“The investigation revealed not just the army’s alleged killing of three civilians, but also its flagrant violation of India’s forest laws, as well as the complicity of the non-tribal locals in ensuring the silence of the Van Gujjars.” Sharjeel Usmani writes in our august

JUNGLE RAJ: INDIAN ARMY ACCUSED OF KILLING VAN GUJJARS DURING ILLEGAL USE OF FIRING RANGE IN SHIVALIK FOREST My first report for The Polis Project. thepolisproject.com/read/jungle-ra…

The focus has to be shifted to the illegalities and irregularities in the process of demolition. How can you overnight order demolition without any due process. Read thepolisproject.com/research/defin… for the legal frameworks around demolition and how they are violated by The Polis Project

When I was arrested in 2020 from Azamgarh and taken to the ATS campus (probably somewhere in Lucknow), my blindfold was only opened after I was taken to the third floor of the building and made to sit on a chair. When I could finally see, much to my surprise, instead of a cell,