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  1. Haryana
  2. Uttar Pradesh
  3. Gujarat
  4. Rajasthan
  5. Bihar
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Option 2 : Uttar Pradesh

  • 65% hate crimes against Dalits were documented by Amnesty India’s interactive "Halt the Hate" website.
  • Of the 218 documented incidents, 142 were against Dalits, 50 against Muslims, and 8 each against Christians, Adivasis and transgender people.
  • For the 3rd straight year, Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest number of reported crimes, with 57 such incidents.
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