Her husband was a victim of anti-Muslim hate in India. A research group warns it's on the rise

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As she scrolled through countless wedding photos on her phone, looking at the smiling face of her husband who was killed last September in communal clashes, Ayesha Hasan Shikalgar couldn’t help but smile back at him through her pain. 

“He was always joking and laughing,” said Ayesha, 30. “Now, the void in my life can never be filled.” 

It started as a normal Sunday, she said, with the young couple hosting a housewarming party that day to celebrate the renovations they had done in preparation for the birth of their first child. In the evening, her husband, Nurul Hasan Shikalgar, went to

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