Decriminalizing Faith: Muslim Identity and the Weaponization of Law in India

Summary In India, Muslim identity faces increasing legal scrutiny, as laws like the UAPA and Waqf amendments are perceived as tools for exclusion rather than minority protection. This has led to widespread discrimination, affecting religious practices, housing, and businesses. Communal violence surged by a startling 84% in 2024, with Muslims comprising 10 out of 13 […]

Bulldozer Justice and the Erasure of Muslim Identity: Case Commentary

Summary The Supreme Court of India’s judgment condemning “bulldozer justice” is criticized as a hollow victory. While the ruling establishes procedural safeguards, it fails to address the core issue of the systematic targeting of Muslims through punitive demolitions. The article argues that the court’s “judicial minimalism” and focus on administrative procedure allows it to evade […]