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Dr Samir Shah, an Indian-origin race relations expert has been named on a three-member panel set up by the UK government to independently review the unrest that took place in the city of Leicester last year as community groups clashed in the aftermath of an India-Pakistan Asia Cup cricket match in

Shah, in his 70s, has experience conducting such reviews as a former Commissioner for the UK's Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities.

Dr Samir Shah, an Indian-origin race relations expert has been named on a three-member panel set up by the UK government to independently review the unrest that took place in the city of Leicester last year as community groups clashed in the aftermath of an India-Pakistan Asia Cup cricket match in Dubai.

The UK government has appointed three expert panellists, including a British Indian, to sit on an independent review into a communal unrest that occurred in Leicester city between Hindus and Muslims, following an India-Pakistan cricket match in ...

The unrest was sparked following a cricket match between India and Pakistan in September last year.

A coalition of exiled opposition Iranian groups and figures formed as protests challenged the authorities has collapsed, leaving diaspora representatives grasping for new ways to find long-sought unity.Always outside the coalition was the most organised of Iranian exiled opposition groups, the People's Mujahedin (MEK) which is implacably opposed to Pahlavi but is regarded with disdain by many in the diaspora for siding with Baghdad in the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war.

Teacher in Karnataka tells Muslim students to ‘go to Pakistan,’ inquiry initiated. Similar incident in Uttar Pradesh last week.

The newly formed alliance also released a declaration, ‘Samuhik Sankalp’ which mentions about various issues. | Latest News India

The jamaath of a mosque in Kerala has allegedly opposed the participation of people belonging to the lower strata of the Muslim community in their general meeting, drawing sharp criticism from progressive organisations in the society.