Who were the majority of the people to feature in the death toll from the violent riots in Gujarat, India, in 2002?
Islam in India Kashmiri Hindus were forced into an exodus from Kashmir, a Muslim-majority region in Northern India. Mosques issued warnings, telling them to leave Kashmir, convert to Islam or be killed. Approximately 300,000 350,000 pandits left the valley during the mid-80s and the 90s, many of them have been living in abject conditions in refugee camps of Jammu. Gujarat (2002) One of the most violent events in recent times took place during the Gujarat riots in 2002, where it is estimated one thousand people were killed, most allegedly Muslim. Some sources claim there were approximately 2,000 Muslim deaths. There were also allegations
The Truth: Gujarat 2002 of those investigated in the report were sentenced by court, including two leaders and 30 others. Bajrangi, was sentenced to life. Parts of the report were used as evidence in court, and Ashish Khetan, the author of the report who was deposed in court, writes that the evidence was crucial for the conviction of the accused. The magazine called the convictions "vindication" for its 2007 report. The Truth: Gujarat 2002 The Truth: Gujarat 2002 (also called Operation Kalank) was an investigative report on the 2002 Gujarat riots published by India's "Tehelka" news magazine in its 7 November 2007 issue. The