Indian authorities issue eviction notices to six mosques Muslim religious institutions were given less than 24 hours to respond, prompting rights group concerns over due process and fair hearing

Authorities in India’s western state of Rajasthan have issued eviction notices to several mosques and Islamic schools, ordering them to vacate land or explain why they should not be removed, a move that has sparked criticism from a civil rights organization over alleged violations of due process. The notices were issued in the Gadra Road area of Barmer district, near India’s border with Pakistan. Mosque management committees were instructed to either vacate the land or appear before local revenue officials to justify their continued presence on the sites. The Association for Protection of Civil Rights (APCR), a legal advocacy and...