Jahangirpuri clash: Women, children pelted stones from rooftops, says injured cop | Exclusive
India | April 18, 2022 7:35 ISTDelhi Police Sub-Inspector Medha Lal had sustained bullet injuries during violence at Jahangirpuri on Saturday.
Delhi Police Sub-Inspector Medha Lal had sustained bullet injuries during violence at Jahangirpuri on Saturday.
Ansar allegedly provoked people to stop the procession and asked them to pelt stones.
Clashes broke out between two groups after stone-pelting incidents were reported from the Jahangirpuri area in the national capital on Saturday evening during a procession.
The communal clashes were first reported at Jahangirpuri’s block B and C. The area is mostly inhabited by wokring class population.
In purported videos of the incident, several people could be seen pelting stones during the procession. Some are seen brandishing swords on a street while others were hurling abuses and a police siren could also be heard in the background.
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The court had first sent Sidhu to police custody on February 9 for seven days, after the police alleged he was one of the main instigators of the violent incidents at the Red Fort. His custody was further extended by seven days on February 16.
The Delhi Police had recently announced a reward of Rs 1 lakh for anyone who shares information regarding Sidhana.
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The accused, identified as Jaspreet Singh is one of the associates of Maninder Singh, who was arrested last Tuesday for allegedly swinging swords with the intent of "motivating" and "energising" the protesters at the historic monument.
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