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As seen in: The Quint, Dailymotion, MSN India, CNN-News18, Flipboard, Outlook (India), ScoopWhoop, Justice News, AGU's Eos
Trying to tell stories without filters. Associate Editor (Op-ed) @thequint Previously with @Outlookindia @CNNnews18 @bbcmaIND
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'Friday People': Kolkata Protesters Face Anti-Muslim Targeting Even as FIRs Loom

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By Rakhi Bose Verified
| The Quint Verified
17 of the 18 people arrested for clashes amid NEET protests in Kolkata were Muslim, reports Rakhi Bose. Sheikh Salman Hussain, a 29-year-old political activist who runs a garments business in Kolkata's Matiabruz neighbourhood, was among the thousands of protesters who joined a student-led march in his city, expressing solidarity with the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP)-led Jantar Mantar protests.
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'Double Engine Opposition': Why a Divided TMC Benefits Suvendu More Than BJP

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By Rakhi Bose Verified
| The Quint Verified
"This is Suvendu's doing. He's one of the leaders who built the TMC from the ground up," one political expert said. 'Tis the season of raincoats and turncoats in West Bengal.
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In Bengal's Hakimpur Border, Most 'Illegal' Bangladeshis Crossing Back are Hindu

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By Soumo Mondal, Rakhi Bose Verified
| The Quint Verified
The Myth of Demographic Shift On 28 May, Malda Superintendent of Police told Bengali news outlet Sangbandh Pratidin that they have nine suspected Bangladesh citizens in their "holding centre". Earlier, CM Adhikari had announced the same. This holding cell is the first one in West Bengal to come up as part of the BJP's "detect, delete, deport" policy to weed out alleged illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, followed by holding centres in Basirhat and Murshidabad, among others.
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