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How Cattle-Related Suspicion is Driving Mob Justice and Violence in Assam

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By Sahil Hussain Choudhury, Sayed Ahmed
| The Quint Verified
When cattle preservation laws are enforced in a charged communal atmosphere, they can become tools intimidation. Two young Muslim cousins in Assam’s Patharkandi reportedly went looking for their own cattle. They returned with pellets lodged inside their bodies. That should disturb us beyond the immediate brutality of the incident. According to reports, 17-year-old Amir Uddin, a madrasa student, and 18-year-old Islam Uddin, a daily wager, were attacked in Nalugaon after being accused of cattle theft.
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Assam’s UCC Turns Family Law Reform Into a Question of State Power

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By Sahil Hussain Choudhury, Sayed Ahmed
| The Quint Verified
What kind of State will emerge when reform, identity, documentation and intimacy begin to meet inside one law? When Assam passed its Uniform Civil Code (UCC), the political messaging arrived almost instantly. The government called it historic, progressive and necessary for gender justice. The Opposition called it rushed, selective and politically motivated. The debate quickly fell into familiar trenches: reform versus majoritarianism, secularism versus minority rights, modernity versus personal law.
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Himanta's Electoral Win Is an Ideological Defeat for Assam's Secularism

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By Sahil Hussain Choudhury, Sayed Ahmed
| The Quint Verified
Has Assam entered a phase where polarisation is no longer a campaign strategy, but a governing logic? Assam is not merely waiting for an election result. It is waiting to see whether a particular style of politics has been rewarded again. If Himanta Biswa Sarma wins again, the outcome will not simply mean another term for a chief minister.
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