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Nikhat Fatima Faisu Wedding, Age, AKA Tanya & Biography
Personal Profile About Nikhat Fatima Few personal details are available for a Nikhat Fatima biography. An invitation linked to Mr Faisu’s wedding carried her name, and reports connected her with his bride, Tanya. Faisu did not confirm his wife’s full name in his announcement. Details about her education and profession are limited. He shared wedding photographs without discussing his wife’s background.
Twelve Years On Pink Autos Still Run Without Support in Ranchi
Midhat Samra, TwoCircles Ranchi: Suman Devi watched me photograph the pink auto and said that people come here to click pictures because the bright colour fascinates them but few bother to understand the struggles of the women who drive them. The pink auto scheme was launched in Jharkhand in 2013 after the Nirbhaya case to address women’s safety concerns. It aimed to empower women by giving them employment and the vehicles were equipped with features such as panic buttons and a GPS system.
Scalpel Over Choice? How Hospitals in India Are Turning Childbirths Into Business
Aditya Sharma, TwoCircles.net New Delhi: When 33-year-old Khushboo Jaiswal walked into a private hospital in Delhi, she was expecting a calm and natural childbirth filled with gentle pushes and the rhythm of labour. Within hours, she found herself on an operating table. “I was admitted to a hospital in Burari, Central Delhi, when my water broke at home. The doctor said my labour was taking too long, and normal delivery will not be possible.
They Stole 9 Years of My Life’: Framed in 2006 Mumbai Blasts, Wahid Shaikh Demands Rs 9 Crore for Wrongful Jail
The Price of Injustice? Innocent Muslim Man Spent 9 Years in Jail, Now Demands Rs 9 Crore Nikhat Fatima, TwoCircles.net Wahid Shaikh, one of the 13 men accused in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts that killed 188 people and injured hundreds, was arrested by Maharashtra’s Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) for allegedly plotting the conspiracy. After nine long years in prison, he was acquitted and proven innocent in 2015. Life never returned to what it once was.
When the Waters Came: Inside the Flood Havoc Across Jammu and Kashmir
By Arsheed Ahmad, twoCircles.net Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir — The floodwaters crept in silently, under the cover of night. No sirens, no alerts — only the growing roar of rivers breaking their bounds, of bunds collapsing, and of memories from 2014 coming back with haunting clarity. As torrential rains lashed the region in early September, large swathes of Kashmir and parts of Jammu were once again underwater.
‘I’m Proud to Be a Bengali’: Meet Nilufa Yasmin Who Topped UGC NET 2025 With 100%, Earned CM’s Praise
Nikhat Fatima, TwoCircles.net Kolkata: Nilufa Yasmin has scored a perfect 100% in the University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test (UGC NET) held in June 2025. She has qualified for the Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) in Bengali. The UGC NET is a national-level exam that determines eligibility for the award of the JRF, a scholarship awarded to postgraduate students to pursue research that leads to a PhD. Her result is being celebrated as an achievement.
‘Enough is Enough’: As Hyderabad’s Shaikpet Turns into a Concrete Jungle, Residents Demand Accountability from GHMC and Vow Legal Action
Nikhat Fatima, TwoCircles.net Hyderabad: Residents of Hyderabad’s Shaikpet step out every morning into streets that once promised the calm of a suburban retreat. But the same streets today echo with the sounds of construction, chaos and growing fear. Skyscrapers rise where ponds once shimmered. Cracked roads wind through overcrowded colonies. Drainage lines overflow. The air smells faintly of cement and frustration.
Why All Accused in the Malegaon Blast Case Were Acquitted: Court Tears Into Probe, Says ‘Mere Guesswork Isn’t Enough’; Families Cry Injustice
The blast killed six, injured over 90. The bomb was real, the pain remains, but the evidence, the court says, was never enough. Sumit Singh, TwoCircles.net Mumbai/New Delhi: Seventy-five-year-old Nisar Bilal was in the courtroom on July 31, when a special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Mumbai announced its verdict in the 2008 Malegaon blast case. His son Azhar had died when two bombs attached to a motorcycle exploded, resulting in at least six fatalities and 95 injuries.
Branded Witches, Beaten by Mobs, Burned Alive - In the Land of Goddesses, India’s Women Still Die Under the Curse of Superstition
Across India’s tribal villages, women continue to be hunted and killed as witches, while families watch in silence, fear or grief. Poonam Masih, TwoCircles.net Asansol (West Bengal): The night had long fallen over the tribal village of Dakshinkhand, West Bengal, when the pounding on the door began. Draped in her cotton saree, Sukhi Kisku still remembers the fury in their eyes. The crowd, nearly a hundred people, included many familiar faces from her own village.
‘Phir Ugana’: How Tribal Poet Parvati Tirkey Gave Voice to a Silenced Culture
‘I Wrote in the Language They Forgot—Now They Can’t Ignore Us’, Says Jharkhand’s Parvati Tirkey After Winning Sahitya Akademi Award First-of-Its-Kind Win: Parvati Tirkey’s ‘Phir Ugana’ Brings Adivasi Voice to Sahitya Akademi Stage. Poonam Masih, TwoCircles.net New Delhi: Parvati Tirkey, a young tribal poet from Jharkhand, has won the Sahitya Akademi Yuva Puraskar 2025 for her poetry collection ‘Phir Ugana’, published by Rajkamal Prakashan.
How Water Scarcity Is Stealing Mewat’s Daughters Future
Snobar, TwoCircles.net In the quiet and sun-scorched village of Aterna Samshabad, near Badakli Chawk in Mewat, Ayana once sat in the eighth-grade classroom of the only government school in the area. According to her teachers, she was a promising student – sharp, curious and full of potential. But that promise dimmed when life took a harsh turn. Her mother was pregnant, and she needed care. Ayana stepped up, managing the house and walking long distances to collect water for her family.
Where Floods Return, but Promises Don’t: The Betrayed Legacy of Bihar’s Muslim-Majority Seemanchal
Md Naiyar Azam, TwoCircles.net Patna: When Mohammad Akhlaq Raza, a 23-year-old student from Baisi in Purnia, speaks of educational hurdles in Seemanchal, it is not abstract, it is his lived reality. “Children here travel miles for higher education. There is no bridge over the Mahananda River. During floods, we rely on boats,” he says. This easternmost region of Bihar, bordering Nepal, West Bengal and Bangladesh, covers Kishanganj, Araria, Katihar and Purnia with 24 assembly seats.
Almost Jailed, Now a Future Doctor: How a Kashmiri Teen Escaped PSA to Clear NEET
TCN News Nineteen-year-old Zubair-ul-Islam Bhat had every reason to give up. A teenager from the remote village of Khumrail in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district, he found himself in police custody last year, dangerously close to being booked under the harsh Public Safety Act (PSA) – a move that could have shattered his future. But fate had other plans. Given a second chance, he did not waste a moment.
A Madrasa Like No Other: Inside India’s First Inclusive Madrasa for the Deaf, Mute and Blind
Suhail Bhat, TwoCircles.net In Pune, Maharashtra, Jamia Abdullah Ibne Umme Maktoom offers free Islamic and contemporary education to mute, deaf, and blind children from across 17 states—proving that disability is no barrier to dignity, faith, or ambition. Pune (Maharashtra): In a small park in Maharashtra’s Pune, on a Thursday morning in May, a group of well-dressed uniformed students stood barefoot, wearing white skull caps. Many of them were mute or visually impaired.
Six Years, No Trial: Bengali-Speaking Muslim Labourers From WB Being ‘Hounded’ as ‘Bangladeshis’ in Mumbai
Nikhat Fatima, TwoCircles.net Mumbai: Born in India, brought up in India, living in India – yet still treated as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. The poor labourers who migrated to Mumbai for survival – after their villages in Burdwan, Birbhum, Hooghly and other districts of West Bengal were devastated by floods in 2000 – are struggling to prove their Indian identity.
‘No Grass, No Growth, No Eid’: Stuck in Lowlands Since Pahalgam Attack, Bakarwal Herders Face a Crisis
Mohammad Aatif Ammad Kanth, TwoCircles.net Anantnag (Jammu and Kashmir): Altaf Ahmed Khan and his family begin their seasonal journey every year in April into the mountains of South Kashmir’s Anantnag district, returning from Jammu’s Akhnoor after spending the winter there. Altaf belongs to the Bakarwal community, a nomadic pastoralist group in Jammu and Kashmir that is part of the larger Gujjar ethnic population spread across northern India, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
India-Pakistan Conflict: In the Shadow of Missiles, Faith Waits to Fly for Hajj
Mohammad Aatif Ammad Kanth, TwoCircles.net Handwara (Jammu and Kashmir): For over two decades, Ghulam Ahmed Dar, 70, a daily wage laborer from Tutigund village in Handwara, saved every rupee he could to fulfill a lifelong dream – going on the Hajj pilgrimage with his wife (Zareefa Begum). Working as a daily wage earner, he saved nearly Rs 13 lakhs – a monumental sum for someone from his background. This year, the couple’s dream finally came true when they were shortlisted for Hajj 2025.
With His Mother’s Eyes, Bihar’s Ravi Raaz Cracks UPSC, Ranks 182nd Despite Visual Disability
Sami Ahmad, TwoCircles.net Patna: Ravi Raaz, 24, is one of the eight successful aspirants with visual disability who cracked what is considered India’s prestigious but toughest test, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), examination. Hailing from Mahuli village in Bihar’s underdeveloped Nawadah district, about 100 kilometers south of Patna, the state capital, he secured the 182nd rank and may get the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) or Indian Revenue Service (IRS) cadre.
Caste or Creed? Dalit Christian Identity Sparks Reservation Row in Karnataka Census
TCN News Desk Bengaluru: Identity of Dalit Christians has become a hotly debated and controversial issue amid the ongoing census for internal reservation of Scheduled Castes (SCs) in Karnataka. Dalit rights groups, predominantly belonging to the Holeya community, are demanding a separate column for Dalit Christians in the census, while Dalit Left groups, such as the Madiga community, argue that maintaining one’s original caste identity after conversion is crucial to preserve reservation benefits.
Book Review: Reclaiming Syncretic Histories - A Journey Through Bihar’s Sufi Landscape
Dr. Shujaat Ali Quadri In a time marked by growing communal tensions and polarizing narratives, young author and scholar Syed Amjad Hussain’s book ‘Bihar Aur Sufivad’ arrives not only as a work of history but also as a much-needed spiritual intervention. Spanning more than 300 pages, the book immerses the reader in Bihar’s rich and pluralistic Sufi heritage, offering a profound counter-narrative rooted in peace, love and human dignity.
In Rural Telangana, How a Dalit Women-Run Radio Station Is Changing Lives
Mohini Kapoor, TwoCircles.net Hyderabad: Not long ago, in a corner of southern India where caste and gender boundaries still hold strong, the idea of Dalit women speaking boldly into microphones would have seemed improbable. Yet today, in over 150 villages across Telangana, their voices crackle through the air — telling stories, asking questions and singing songs that have long been pushed to the margins. “This is not just a radio. It is our voice. We talk about our gods, our food, our problems.
Home Demolitions, Mass Detentions Spark Fear in Kashmir After Pahalgam Attack
TCN Correspondent Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir): “Even if my brother was involved in the attack, what has our family got to do with it?” asks Aisha Begum (name changed), standing in the middle of the rubble that was once her home in Pulwama, demolished by security forces. Her family’s house was razed following the deadly terrorist attack on April 22 at Baisaran meadows in Pahalgam that claimed 26 lives.
‘Cat-and-Mouse’ Chase in Kashmir Woods: Pahalgam Attackers Elude Forces Despite Four Close Calls
TCN News Desk New Delhi: A tense pursuit has been unfolding in the dense and treacherous forests of South Kashmir over the past five days.
‘You Are a Terrorist, a Murderer’: Kashmiri Students Face Rising Threats Across India Following Pahalgam Attack
TCN News Desk “You are a terrorist.” “You are a murderer.” “Get out, or we will deal with you.” These threats have been directed at Kashmiri students and Muslims across Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Uttarakhand and West Bengal since the deadly terrorist attack in Jammu Kashmir’s Pahalgam on April 22. The repercussions have been severe. Some have lost their jobs, while others have been denied medical care.
‘Unlike Other Days, Tourists Were More in Number’: Deadliest Civilian Attack Since 2003 Shakes J&K
TCN Correspondent Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir): When Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government stripped the state of Jammu and Kashmir of its autonomy and split it into two Union Territories, placing it under direct control of the Centre, it claimed the region would transform from a “terror hotspot” into a “tourist hotspot”. To a large extent, it did.
‘Is Medina built on Waqf land?’: Owaisi challenges PM Modi to ask Saudi crown prince
TCN News Desk New Delhi: Asaduddin Owaisi, president of the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM), took a direct jab at Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his address at the Save Waqf Conference at Delhi’s Talkatora Stadium on Tuesday. Owaisi criticised the BJP’s recent remarks about Waqf properties in Muslim countries and challenged PM Modi to inquire during his visit to Saudi Arabia whether Medina was built on Waqf land.
‘SC Going Beyond Limits, Fuelling Civil Wars’: BJP’s Nishikant Dubey on Waqf Act Row
TCN News Desk New Delhi: In a controversial critique of the judiciary, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)’s Lok Sabha MP Nishikant Dubey launched a scathing attack on the Supreme Court and Chief Justice of India (CJI) Sanjiv Khanna, alleging that the top court is overstepping its constitutional boundaries and is responsible for fuelling religious and civil unrest in the country. “The top court has only one aim — ‘Show me the face, will show you the law’. The Supreme Court is going beyond its limits.
Trial Concludes in 2008 Malegaon Blast Case, Verdict Expected on May 8
TCN News Desk Mumbai: Nearly 17 years after a deadly explosion shook the communally sensitive town of Malegaon in Maharashtra’s Nashik district, a special NIA court on Saturday concluded the trial in the 2008 blast case and reserved its judgement for May 8. The blast, which occurred on September 29, 2008, killed six people and left over 100 injured when an explosive device strapped to a motorcycle detonated near a mosque in Malegaon, located about 200 km from Mumbai.
Men’s Suicides, ‘Abusive’ Laws, Legal Struggles: Are Gender-Neutral Legislations Need of the Hour?
Sana Kauser, TwoCircles.net New Delhi: The recent suicides of Manav Sharma, Atul Subhash and Nishant Tripathi (son of a women’s rights activist) have ignited a debate on domestic violence against men and the alleged misuse of protective laws. These cases have also raised serious concerns about the lack of legal protection for men who experience harassment in marriages and relationships.
‘Save Waqf, Save the Constitution’: AIMPLB Launches Nationwide Campaign Against Amendments
TCN News Desk New Delhi: The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) has announced to launch a nationwide campaign against the recent amendments to waqf laws passed by Parliament. The board had called them a direct assault on Islamic values, shariah and the constitutional principles of religious freedom and communal harmony. Declaring the move as part of a broader “communal agenda”, it has demanded that the proposed law be repealed.
Waqf Bill Sparks Poster War in Bihar: JD(U) Targets Lalu’s ‘Doublespeak’, RJD Accuses Nitish of ‘Betrayal’
TCN News Desk Patna: The political battle over the Waqf (Amendment) Bill has intensified in Bihar, with the ruling Janata Dal-United or JD(U) and Opposition Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) exchanging sharp barbs in a poster campaign ahead of the Assembly elections in the state. A new poster appeared on the streets of Patna on April 5, questioning RJD leader Lalu Prasad Yadav’s alleged flip-flopping on the waqf issue.
‘No Muslim Leader Will Leave JD(U)’, Asserts Khalid Anwar; Shahnawaz Hussain Calls Waqf Bill a Win for Poor Muslims
TCN News Desk Patna (Bihar): The recently passed Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025, has sparked intense political debate and internal rifts within the state’s ruling Janata Dal (United) or JD(U). The bill, which – the government claims – aims to improve the administration and management of waqf properties in India, has led to the resignation of several JD(U) leaders who voiced their opposition to the legislation.
AIMPLB Seeks Urgent Meeting with President Murmu Over Waqf Bill, Calls Amendments ‘Unconstitutional’
TCN News Desk New Delhi: The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) has sought an urgent appointment with President Droupadi Murmu to voice concerns over the recently passed Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025. The board hopes to discuss the bill’s potential ramifications before it receives presidential assent.
As Waqf Bill Awaits President’s Nod, AIMIM and Congress Move SC Against It
TCN News Desk New Delhi: The contentious Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025, recently passed by both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, has been challenged in the Supreme Court. Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi, chief of the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM), and Kishanganj MP Dr Mohammad Jawed, Congress party whip in the Lok Sabha, approached the top court, challenging the bill, which now awaits President Droupadi Murmu’s assent to become a law.
Opposition Slams Waqf Bill as Attack on Constitution, Democracy; Congress to Seek SC Intervention
TCN News Desk New Delhi: The passage of the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, from both houses of Parliament following marathon debates has led to a fierce political and ideological battle, with strong reactions from across the political spectrum. The bill, which seeks to overhaul the management of waqf properties, has become a flashpoint for debate about democracy, minority rights and constitutional integrity.
As Waqf Bill Set to Become an Act, JD(U) Faces Mass Resignations Over Support to Contentious Proposed Law
TCN News Desk Patna (Bihar): A growing political crisis within Bihar’s Janata Dal (United) or JD(U) has seen yet another resignation over the party’s support for the controversial Waqf (Amendment) Bill, marking the fifth departure of a party leader from its ranks. JD(U) leader Nadeem Akhtar resigned from the party, citing the outfit’s backing of the Waqf Bill as the primary reason for his departure.
Who Said What During the Waqf Bill Debate in Lok Sabha
TCN News Desk New Delhi: The Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024 was approved by the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, securing 288 votes in favor and 232 votes against. Alongside it, the Lower House of Parliament also passed the Mussalman Wakf (Repeal) Bill 2024, which repeals the Mussalman Wakf Act of 1923. The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and the Opposition INDIA bloc engaged in a heated debate that lasted for more than twelve hours.
‘All Show, No Substance’: Thackeray Slams BJP on Waqf Bill; Firangi Mahli, Yasoob Abbas Criticise Rahul’s Absence
TCN News Desk Mumbai: Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Uddhav Thackeray on April 4 strongly criticised the BJP-led Union government, calling their handling of the Waqf (Amendment) Bill a case of “all show, no substance”. Thackeray, who has consistently opposed the bill, accused the BJP of “hypocrisy” and raised concerns about their “plans to give lands to businessmen friends”. Speaking at a press conference, Thackeray acknowledged that some of the amendments in the Waqf Bill were positive.
Waqf Bill Introduced in Rajya Sabha: Govt Hails ‘Reform’, Opposition Calls It an Assault on Constitution
TCN News Desk New Delhi: The Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, has triggered intense debate and divided opinions in political circles as it was presented for consideration in the Rajya Sabha (Upper House of Indian Parliament) on April 4, following its passage in the Lok Sabha (Lower House) the previous day. Seeking to amend the Waqf Act of 1995, the bill aims to overhaul the administration and management of waqf properties in the country.
Ramzan Far From Home - Indian Muslims in the Gulf
Special Correspondent, TCN Dammam (Saudi Arabia): For the past three years, the month of Ramzan in the Arabian Peninsula has coincided with the winter season, making it somewhat easier for the rozedars (those who are observing fast) compared to the extreme heat that usually prevails in the region. TwoCircles.net spoke to people from different walks of life to learn how they spend the holy month away from their homeland, India. “Fortunately, for us, the working hours change during Ramzan.
Ramadan in Jamia Nagar: How Local Mosques Are a Lifeline for Students and Professionals at Iftar
Mohammad Aatif Ammad Kanth, TwoCircles.net New Delhi: Junaid Ahmed, an M.Tech student from Kashmir studying at Jamia Millia Islamia, is observing Ramadan for the first time away from home in the national capital. Living in a rented flat with friends, he had no qualms about spending the holy month outside Kashmir. However, what concerned him most was that his exams were scheduled during Ramadan, ending on March 28.
A 186-Year-Old Legacy: Lucknow’s Iftar Feast that Unites Thousands
Abdul Alim Jafri, TwoCircles.net Lucknow: A timeless Nawabi tradition of the city continues to bring people together across faiths and backgrounds. Upholding a spirit of unity and generosity during Ramadan, the Hussainabad Trust’s ‘Shahi Bawarchi Khana’ (kitchen) has been serving iftar to nearly 1,600 people every day for over 186 years.
Patna: Muslim Organisations Boycott Nitish’s Iftar Party Over JD(U)’s Support to Waqf Bill
Sami Ahmad, TwoCircles.net Patna: Eight major Muslim organisations have not only boycotted the iftar gathering hosted by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Sunday but also urged fellow rozedars (fasting Muslims) to refrain from attending it in protest against the Janata Dal (United) support to the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024. The Bill is set to be presented for passage in the Parliament during the ongoing Budget Session. The iftar was organised at Kumar’s official residence in the state capital.
Telangana: Hyderabad Activists Appeal to CM to Cancel the Grand Dawat-e-Iftar and Direct Funds to Minority Welfare
TCN Staff Hyderabad: Telangana’s Chief Minister Revanth Reddy is set to host the official annual Dawat-e-Iftar for 2025 at the LBS stadium, with a staggering budget of Rs 70 crore. This has sparked protests controversy, with people asking the government to avoid wastage of funds and use it for minority welfare.
Priyank Kharge Slams BJP’s Priorities Over Nagpur Violence, Says They’re Fixated on Aurangzeb While World Talks AI
TCN News Bengaluru: The violence that erupted in Nagpur, Maharashtra, over the tomb of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb has stirred a war of words between Karnataka’s Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The Congress has criticised the objections raised regarding the grave’s existence, while the BJP insists that maintaining it goes against the nation’s interests.
Nagpur Erupts in Violence Over Aurangzeb Grave Row, Quran Desecration ‘Rumour’; Curfew Imposed
TCN News Mumbai: Nagpur witnessed violent clashes between two groups following the ongoing controversy surrounding the demolition of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb’s grave in Sambhajinagar. Stone pelting and arson were reported. It led to police deployment across the city to maintain law and order. According to police sources, a protest was staged at the district collector’s office in the afternoon. During the protest, a minor dispute erupted between two groups but was swiftly resolved.
Patna: Tejashwi Praises Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb at Iftar Event, Stresses Communal Harmony
TCN News Patna: Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, who also the Leader of the Opposition in Bihar, on March 11 praised India’s Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb (inclusive culture), emphasising the role of iftar gatherings and Ramadan fasting in fostering communal harmony.
Alwar: How Police Raided a Muslim Family’s Home, Crushed Its Youngest Member to Death
Sumaiya Ali, Maariyah Siddique/TwoCircles.net Alwar (Rajasthan): The death of an infant during a police raid in a small village of Rajasthan’s Alwar district has sparked an outrage. Family members allege that the one-month-old infant, Alishba, was peacefully sleeping in her cot when she was stepped on by police officers, resulting in her death on the spot. Following the incident, villagers took to the streets, demanding justice.
Kunan Poshpora: The Silent Night That Still Echoes Cries for Justice
Raqif Makhdoomi, TwoCircles.net Kunan Poshpora, a village in North Kashmir’s Kupwara district, carries a story that continues to haunt its people even after 35 years. The victims still await justice. The case has travelled through every court — High Court, Supreme Court and even the State Human Rights Commission — but justice remains a distant dream.
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