Normalcy is slowly returning to the riot-hit Northeast Delhi after protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) turned violent killing earlier in the week killing at least 42 people so far. A total of 148 FIRs have been registered and 630 people have been either arrested or detained as police crackdown on rioters.
The Delhi Metro on Monday opened four stations after they were closed for nearly an hour owing to a protest call given by students against the violence in northeast Delhi.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah called an urgent meeting of top officials of Delhi over the Jaffrabad violence, which started as pro and anti-CAA groups clashed.
India TV cameraman Farman Malik on Sunday sustained a head injury as pro-CAA protestors pelted stones at an anti-CAA sit-in protest in New Delhi's Jaffrabad, which was followed by retaliation from the other side.
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