A trustee of a prominent school in Nagpur has been booked by city police for allegedly instructing that girls from the Muslim community should not be granted admission for the academic year 2025–26, leading to a student being denied admission based on these reported oral directives.
On Monday, The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court stayed the demolition of properties belonging to two Muslim men accused in the Nagpur violence case, including MDP leader Fahim Khan.
On Monday, civic authorities demolished the house of Fahim Khan, a leader of the Minority Democratic Party (MDP) who has been booked for sedition in the Nagpur violence case.
The Maharashtra Police on Thursday booked six individuals, including Minorities Democratic Party (MDP) leader Fahim Shamim Khan, on charges of sedition and spreading misinformation on social media in connection with the clashes that erupted in Maharashtra’s Nagpur on Monday night.
Following violence that broke out in Nagpur’s Mahal area after Hindutva groups protested, demanding the removal of Aurangzeb’s tomb, local Muslims accused the police of being “mute spectators” to attacks on Muslims and said there were arbitrary detentions taking place.