Documentary: The Condition of Minorities in India (2026)

K By Ijaz Chaudhry September 30, 2026

Watch our 5-minute documentary report on the condition of minorities in India: hate speech, "bulldozer justice", the Sambhal violence, exclusion from housing and politics, attacks on Christians and the Manipur conflict, all backed by named sources.

Watch on Facebook · Urdu-subtitled version: Daily Kashmir Online

Key findings

1,318 hate speech events were recorded in India in 2025; 98% targeted Muslims, and 88% took place in BJP-governed states (India Hate Lab).
Amnesty International documented 128 demolitions in five states between April and June 2022, affecting more than 600 people, mostly Muslims.
After the July 2023 clashes in Nuh, Haryana, more than 1,200 structures were razed until the High Court halted the drive. On 13 November 2024 the Supreme Court ruled that "the executive cannot become a judge".
In Sambhal (24 November 2024), at least four Muslim men were killed during clashes over a court-ordered mosque survey.
Only 24 of 543 MPs elected in 2024 are Muslim, against about 14% of the population (Census 2011).
The United Christian Forum recorded 834 incidents of violence against Christians in 2024 and nearly 900 in 2025. 13 of 28 states have anti-conversion laws (USCIRF).
In Manipur, more than 200 people have been killed and over 60,000 displaced since May 2023 (Amnesty International).

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Sources

Footage: short excerpts from BBC News, BBC Hindi, Channel 4 News, AJ+, FRANCE 24, The Quint, The Indian Express and Firstpost, used for news reporting and commentary; all rights remain with the original owners. Narration: AI-generated voice.