Muzaffaranagar

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  Over 315 Riot-Hit People Eligible to Vote in Uttar Pradesh Panchayat Polls

  Over 315 people who were displaced during the 2013 Muzaffaranagar riots and rehabilitated in Palda village will be eligible to vote in the Uttar Pradesh panchayat polls.

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  In Muzaffarnagar, Girl Allegedly Killed, Buried by Father Over Affair

  The father of a 19-year-old girl has been arrested in western Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar for allegedly killing his daughter, the police said.

• Opinion: The Muzaffarnagar Model

  Incendiary claims in complete absence of evidence, writes Sreenivasan Jain.

• 7-Year-Old Allegedly Gang-Raped in Muzaffarnagar

  A seven-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped by three men in Muzaffaranagar in western Uttar Pradesh.

• Muzaffarnagar: Three men accused in riots-related cases arrested

  Three men who have been on the run were arrested while another surrendered in a court in connection with Muzaffaranagar riot-related cases, police said today.

• 27 children missing in Muzaffarnagar since 2007

  Thirty-three children went missing in Muzaffaranagar district since 2007 and only six of them have been found, police said today.

• Protest in Delhi against Muzaffarnagar riots victims' eviction from camps

  Rights groups in Delhi on Thursday held a protest against the Uttar Pradesh government's forcible eviction of victims of the Muzaffaranagar riots from relief camps where they had sought shelter.

• Akhilesh Yadav should focus more on the Muzaffarnagar relief camps: Rahul Gandhi

  Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi, who today met Muzaffarnagar riot victims at relief camps, said the Uttar Pradesh government should do more.

• Police officers take on Azam Khan in court over Muzaffarnagar riots

  The Allahabad High Court on Wednesday stayed the suspension of five policemen over their alleged roles in the riots that took place in Muzaffaranagar in western Uttar Pradesh last month. It also issued notices to the Uttar Pradesh government and Azam Khan, the Urban Development Minister.

• Muzaffarnagar: The Divided Countryside

  The village of Jhola, two hours west of Muzaffarnagar town, is now a refugee camp for Muslims. Here, we are told by those who have escaped violence that they do not want to return to the villages that have been home for years.