How Dissent Died in India The Atlantic
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- 000-page charge sheet
- 17
- 27-year-old Delhi resident
- anti-CAA movement
- BJP leaders
- Bombay High Court
- brother Aqil
- charge sheets
- Citizenship Amendment Act
- country’s citizenship law
- country’s main anti-terror force
- Criticism of his government
- December of that year
- Economist Intelligence Unit
- European Council
- face trial
- fact of the matter
- Fatima’s lawyer
- fears of COVID-19’s spread
- government policy
- government’s use
- Gulfisha Fatima
- high-handedness
- Hindu-Muslim riots
- india
- Indian constitution
- Indian democracy
- investigative agencies
- last year
- late March
- minority-rights activists
- modern India
- Modi government
- morning of April
- Muslim refugees
- Muslim-majority northeast Delhi
- Muslim-majority state
- National Investigation Agency
- national lockdown
- police constable
- power mark
- recent years
- report traces
- state levels
- status of India
- street protests
- student activist
- United States
- various courts
- World Economic Forum
- world’s largest democracy
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