The Delhi Police has received as many as 2,000 WhatsApp messages linked to the Republic Day violence in the national capital. It has also received about 300 e-mails, 3,000 calls, 3,000 videos, and 5,000 photos.
During all party-meeting on Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had reiterated that the proposal of government given to farmers on January 22 still stands and should be communicated to all by the leaders of the political parties.
Delhi: Retired and current officers of Delhi Police, members of families of Police personnel who were injured in the violence during farmers' tractor rally on Jan 26th, and Delhi Police Mahasangh stage a demonstration at Shaheedi Park in protest against the attack.
The Crime Branch of Delhi Polie on Friday sent notices to 12 farmer leaders to appear before the investigating team for questioning in connection with Republic Day violence.
The Delhi Police has issued lookout notices against the farmer leaders against whom FIRs have been filed in connection with Republic Day violence.
The tractor parade on January 26 (Tuesday) turned violent as protesting farmers deviated from routes, attacked police and also hurled stones at Delhi Police Headquarters. During the tractor rally in Delhi, tens of thousands of farmers atop tractors broke barriers, clashed with police and entered the city from various points to lay siege to the Red Fort on the Republic Day. Meanwhile, the policemen standing at the Delhi Police Headquarters Gate were pelted with stones.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Delhi Police Commissioner SN Srivastava will visit two hospitals here to see policemen who are currently undergoing treatment after Republic Day violence in the national capital.
Acting tough on the widespread violence during the farmers' tractor parade on Republic Day, Delhi Police Commissioner SN Srivastava on Wednesday assured the strictest possible action against rioters who indulged in violence. He said that farmer leaders "betrayed" the agreement and were involved in the violence themselves.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah is currently presiding over a high-level meet in Delhi to review the law and order situation in the national capital that witnessed unprecedented violence on January 26. The meeting is being attended by Home Secretary, CRPF DG, IB Director and Delhi Police Commissioner SN Srivastava.
The Delhi Police has named CPI (M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury, Swaraj Abhiyan leader Yogendra Yadav, economist Jayati Ghosh and Delhi University professor Apoorvanand in a supplementary charge sheet in the February riots cases, accusing them of "provoking and mobilising" anti-CAA protesters.
A Delhi court on Friday took cognisance of the charge sheet filed against suspended AAP councillor Tahir Hussain in the murder case of Intelligence Bureau official Ankit Sharma during communal violence in the city in February, while noting that he provoked his community against the other to promote enmity on the grounds of religion.
The Delhi police on Thursday filed two charge sheets before a Delhi court in connection with the alleged murder of two brothers during the communal violence in north east Delhi in February.
Earlier, chilling details of his murder were revealed by the Delhi Police, who on Thursday, arrested accused Salman in connection with the killing. Sharma was draped in a black cloth, taken to former AAP councilor Tahir Hussain's house and stabbed to death multiple times. His body was thrown in a sewer in Chandbagh area. It was only a day later that his body was recovered. The forensics team also collected samples from the site from where his body was recovered.
The controversial report carried in the Wall Street Journal quotes Ankur Sharma as saying that his brother, IB staffer Ankit Sharma, was killed by a mob chanting Jai Shree Ram. Ankur has denied that he made any such claim
Patiala house court in New Delhi has granted bail to 3 accused arrested in connection with Delhi violence. The accused, namely, Danish, Pervez Alam and Mohammed Iliyas have been granted bail. The court asked the investigating officer (IO) as to why he didn't offer bail to the accused in bailable offence.
A Delhi court on Friday allowed a class 10 student to appear for the board examinations while remanding him to judicial custody in connection with the recent violence in the national capital's northeast area.
Delhi riots not only caused large-scale property damage but claimed lives of more than 50 people. Wound both physical and mental will take long time to heal and it will be a task to bridge the trust deficit.
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An Indonesian-based NGO linked to Hafiz Saeed funded for Delhi violence, according to media reports. It is said that the Indonesian NGO A.C.T tried to send Rs. 25 lakh to fund the rioters through a Delhi based organisation. The reports also revealed that A.C.T is highly radicalised, it is a Muslim organisation, it provides money in the name of assistance to many Muslim countries.
Delhi police arrests 7 in connection with Head Constable Ratan Lal's murder case
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