Ghazala Ahmad is a Multimedia Journalist at Maktoob and Al Jazeera Media Network. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, and regional interest, with a particular focus on education, culture, and social issues. Ghazala's work has been featured in notable publications, highlighting her commitment to exploring themes of civil rights, diversity, and inclusion.
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Ghazala Ahmad's coverage primarily focuses on local issues related to government and politics, crime, and culture & society in India with a specific focus on Delhi. She has a strong inclination towards expert commentary and government announcements.
Given her extensive coverage of religious discrimination, hate crimes, police negligence, social injustice, and minority rights within the Indian context (especially Delhi), she would likely be interested in hearing from experts who can provide insights into these topics or individuals directly impacted by these issues. Additionally, given the high percentage of expert commentary attributed to her articles, it is clear that Ghazala values credible opinions from knowledgeable sources within this space.
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By: Ghazala Ahmad
Ahead of the October 10 protest against SIR and CEC Gyanesh Kumar, Delhi Police personnel allegedly attempted to enter a mosque to discourage Muslims from participating, while similar warnings were reported at other mosques, markets and residential areas amid a wider crackdown and transport restrictions.
By: Ghazala Ahmad
The Delhi High Court on Monday questioned the Delhi Police over its alleged confinement of Association for Protection of Civil Rights (APCR) National
By: Ghazala Ahmad
Instagram accounts of independent news outlets Journo Mirror and Molitics India have been withheld in India, citing IT Rules, with both outlets saying they rece...
By: Ghazala Ahmad
SFI activist Sahil Khan, 20, alleged that Guwahati Police assaulted him, subjected him to Islamophobic slurs and threatened to kill him after he joined a protes...
By: Ghazala Ahmad
Taken from his home in Bihar's West Champaran at 2 am on October 12 for “questioning,” 25-year-old Dilshad Ansari was found dead at a hospital in Bettiah hours later. Police say he jumped from a moving vehicle, while his family says he was beaten to death in custody.
By: Ghazala Ahmad
Months after an anti-Muslim campaign over Eid al-Adha arrangements, residents of Poonam Estate Cluster 1 in Mira Road are questioning how Navratri celebrations went ahead with police and civic permissions despite an AGM resolution against festivals in the society's common premises. They have also raised fire-safety complaints and allegations of political influence.
By: Ghazala Ahmad
A Kashmir-bound passenger bus was allegedly attacked with stones in Punjab's Doraha area on Sunday night, October 18, a day after another Jammu and Kashmir-registered sleeper bus was attacked in Haryana's Karnal-Kurukshetra region, leaving an elderly Kashmiri passenger injured.
By: Ghazala Ahmad
A Kashmir-bound passenger bus was allegedly attacked with stones in Punjab’s Doraha area on Sunday night, October 18, a day after another Jammu and Kashmir-regi...
By: Ghazala Ahmad
Two Muslim buffalo traders and a van driver were assaulted by a mob, allegedly made up of workers of Hindutva outfits, in Madhya Pradesh's Damoh district after they were stopped while transporting buffaloes.
By: Ghazala Ahmad
Two Muslim milk sellers and their driver in Madhya Pradesh's Damoh were tied with ropes, dragged and beaten by cow vigilantes over a false cattle theft allegation, and the survivor says police have arrested the wrong men and filed only bailable charges.
