Modi government faces criticism over demolition of 115-year-old Saharanpur Mosque
Both outlets reported that the Modi government is under fire from politicians and activists over the demolition of the 115-year-old Saharanpur Mosque. The Express Tribune highlighted the political framing of the incident as an attempt to communalise Uttar Pradesh ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections. The Associated Press of Pakistan provided a factual detail, noting that the mosque, confirmed to have been built in 1911, was razed using heavy machinery in the early hours of Saturday.
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From politicians to activists: Modi govt under fire over demolition of 115 year-old Saharanpur Mosque
The mosque—which caretakers and legal documents confirm was built in 1911—was razed using heavy machinery under cover of darkness in the early hours of Saturday.
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From politicians to activists: Modi govt under fire over demolition of 115 year-old Saharanpur Mosque
Political leaders characterise demolition as attempt to communalise Uttar Pradesh ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections
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