Delhiites witnessed one of the worst clashes in recent times over the amended Citizenship law. The violence in northeast Delhi has claimed over 20 lives so far. Ankit Sharma was one of those.
India's representative Vikas Swarup in Geneva, said, "Despite Pakistan's best efforts -- over decades -- to destabilize the state through externally-instigated terror and a campaign of canards and untruth, the situation on the ground is quite normal."
Twenty one people, including a Delhi Police head constable, have died so far in the riots that broke out on Monday in Maujpur and Jafrabad areas of Delhi’s North East district. Nearly 150 were wounded and property--cars, homes, shops and a petrol pump--were set on fire amid heavy stone-pelting and violence that was unleashed on the streets of India’s national capital.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has postponed the Class 12 English exam scheduled for tomorrow in northeast Delhi. The English exam stands postponed at 73 centers in the Northeast region and 7 in east Delhi.
National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval Wednesday assured that the situation in violence-hit Northeast Delhi was under control. Doval has been tasked to restore normalcy in riot-hit areas of Northeast Delhi where widespread violence has claimed over 20 lives so far.
Delhi Court ordered police to ensure safe passage for injured to the hospital after violence in North-East district of Delhi claims lives of 18 people. Additional DCP (North) of Delhi Police, Dinesh K Gupta said, "There were 4 bodies and 20 injured at a hospital in Chand Bagh.
The violence in northeast Delhi has left an impact on fruit and vegetable wholesale markets. Their business has witnessed a dip in trading with Delhi's Azadpur Mandi having a 25 percent reduction in the trading of fruits and vegetables.
The Delhi High Court Wednesday asked the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to take a call on CBSE Class 10 and 12 Board exams for the next three days.
As the national capital is gripped by escalating violence, five IPS officers of Delhi Police were transferred on Wednesday. SD Mishra who was the ACP of Rohini is now posted as ACP Traffic.
As the Delhi High Court hears a plea seeking FIR for those involved in the ongoing violence in Northeast Delhi, it observed that "a situation like 1984 must not be repeated again." The court observed that "it was time to provide Z-level security to citizens, as it was for everyone."
A 24-year-old man stepped out of his house and was there for less than a minute when a bullet hit him on the right side of his stomach and he died on the spot. Similarly, a 22-year-old went to buy milk but never returned.
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Soon after Congress's presser on Northeast Delhi violence, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar slammed party interim President Sonia Gandhi, saying the government is open to discussion but politics should not be done over the issue.
Even as the Delhi Police is receiving flak for its handling of the situation in the violence-hit northeast Delhi, 80 families living in Gokulpuri area here have a lot to thank the police about.
Union Min&BJP's Prakash Javadekar:They're asking where was Amit Shah.He took an all-party meeting yesterday where a Cong leader was also present. HM gave directions to Police&also boost the morale of Police. Statements by Congress have adverse an affect on the morale of police
As violence in Delhi escalates proportionately, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is back with his hypocritic rant on Twitter. In his latest tweets, Khan took up the Northeast Delhi violence matter to support his claims made at the UNGA about discrimination in India on grounds of religion. Failing in his attempts to make the world listen, Khan has once again appealed desperately.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for peace and harmony amid the violence in Delhi. In a series of two tweets, PM Modi said that he had reviewed the situation in the national capital while also appealed to everyone to maintain peace.
Setting an example of Hindu-Muslim brotherhood, an elderly muslim man was escorted thought the lanes of violence-hit northeast Delhi's Bhajanpura Chowk by few hindu youth so that he could reach his home safely. The man, along with his two children was heading towards his home in Bhajanpura Chowk, when he lost his way and was helped by the youth protesting at the site.
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) Chief Asaduddin Owaisi has slammed the Narendra Modi-led BJP government for being the soul cause for violence in the national capital that has already claimed 20 lives. Owaisi compared the situation in Delhi with the riots in Gujarat in 2002 when Narendra Modi was the Chief Minister of the state.
Asaduddin Owaisi slams BJP Govt over Delhi Violence
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