The deadly six blasts in the courthouses of three cities of Uttar Pradesh, which killed 14 people including some lawyers, couldn’t have been carried out without the presence of an impenetrable network, meticulous planning, careful coordination and material help from some locals.

A team of hot-headed youth would have spent months in procuring explosives, analysing police presence in the planned target areas and watching the public movement in the premises. They took advanta...

Acting Secretary-General Jamaat-e-Islami Hind Syed Ghulam Akber has expressed his deep sense of grief and grave concern on the serial blasts near the courthouses of Lucknow, Varanasi and Faizabad and the death and destruction they caused.

In a statement released on November 24, the Jamaat leader said, “Those who violate peace in the country with such acts of terror are undoubtedly the greatest enemy of the country as well as humanity. They should know that they would never...

Indian Muslim Council – USA, an advocacy group dedicated towards safeguarding India’s pluralist and tolerant ethos, has condemned the bomb blasts in Uttar Pradesh. IMC-USA has appealed for peace and urged all Indians to practise restraint and not let the bomb blasts be used to divide the communities.

Rasheed Ahmed, the President of IMC-USA, has denounced these attacks calling them an attempt to terrorise and influence the judiciary and legal system of India. He also ...