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Meer Faisal

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Delhi
As seen in: Medium, MSN, MSN Singapore, MSN India, MSN Malaysia, MSN Philippines, Deutsche Welle (DW), Al Jazeera English, Firstpost, Flipboard and
Covers:  Hate crimes against minorities. Crime, Custodial Death, Rape, Riots, Human rights violation stories
Doesn't Cover: Economy
25| Multimedia Journalist | Work published : @ajenglish | @trtworld | @DWnews | @thewire_in | @nikkeiasia | @article14live | @maktoobmedia

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Meer Faisal is a. Independent Journalist based in New Delhi. His work has been published in various organisation like Aljazeera, The wire, Firstpost, The Quint and Maktoob media

He has strong network in the state of Bihar, Uttarpradesh, Delhi & Haryana. He has given a wide coverage to the Mob Lynching cases.

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SMARTPHONES REVOLUTIONIZE OUR LIVES.

SMARTPHONES REVOLUTIONIZE OUR LIVES.

The mobile phone is said to be one of the fastest-growing technology in the last few decades, it started as a…

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झारखंड: भैंस के साथ यात्रा कर रहे मुस्लिम युवक को बजरंग दल के कार्यकर्ताओं ने पीटा | Youth Ki Awa...

झारखंड: भैंस के साथ यात्रा कर रहे मुस्लिम युवक को बजरंग दल के कार्यकर्ताओं ने पीटा | Youth Ki Awa...

देश में मुस्लिम विरोधी हिंसा की ताजा कड़ी में रविवार शाम झारखंड के हजारीबाग जिले के बड़कागांव में बजरंग दल के सद…

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MP: Hindu mob blows up Dargah with gunpowder - Maktoob media

MP: Hindu mob blows up Dargah with gunpowder - Maktoob media

A group of Hindutva militants on Monday night set off explosives in a Dargah in the Neemuch district of Madhy…

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Wounded, Paralysed, but Still Jailed: Delhi Riots Victim Recounts 17-Month-Long Ordeal

Wounded, Paralysed, but Still Jailed: Delhi Riots Victim Recounts 17-Month-Long Ordeal

Every time 39-year-old Mohd. Shahid recalls the events of the 17 months between April 2020 and August 2021, h…

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Unseen Warriors of COVID: 20 hour shifts, measly wages; how Delhi's crematorium workers are survi...

Unseen Warriors of COVID: 20 hour shifts, measly wages; how Delhi's crematorium workers are survi...

Firstpost spoke to some of these workers to enquire about their working conditions and how they are coping wi…

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What is Depression? How can we get out of Depression?

What is Depression? How can we get out of Depression?

Depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness, loss of interest and pleasure in d…

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Articles

“No Allegation of Forced Conversion”: Defence Questions FIR Timeline, Calls Nashik TCS Case a ‘Personal Fallout’

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By Meer Faisal Verified
| The Observer Post
The ongoing investigation into alleged sexual harassment and forced religious conversion at Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in Nashik has taken a complex turn, with defence lawyer Baba Sayyed raising questions over the timeline of complaints, while the wife of an accused has claimed the case stems from a “soured relationship.” Advocate Baba Sayyed, speaking about the case, suggested that the matter began as a personal dispute before escalating into multiple criminal complaints.
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Bihar Muslim Woman Dies After Ramadan Assault; Forced to Drink Urine-Laced Alcohol, 19 Accused, Only One Arrested

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By Meer Faisal Verified
| The Observer Post
In Bihar’s Madhubani district, a Muslim woman died days after she was allegedly assaulted by a group of villagers, with her family accusing the police of shielding the accused and delaying medical treatment despite the severity of her injuries. Roshan Khatoon, a resident of Amhi village in Ghoghardiha block, was attacked on February 25 when she went to the residence of the village head, Kumari Devi, in connection with a local dispute.
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“Blood Holi Will Be Played on Eid”: Muslim Families Flee Uttam Nagar as Hate Speeches Spread Fear Ahead of March 20 Eid

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By Meer Faisal Verified
| The Observer Post
Several Muslim families are leaving their homes in Delhi’s Uttam Nagar area amid rising fear and tensions following the killing of a 26-year-old man, Tarun Kumar, with residents alleging that hate speeches and threats targeting Muslims have created a climate of insecurity ahead of Eid.
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