Caa Clashes

Communal clashes broke out in northeast Delhi on February 24, 2020, after violence between supporters of the citizenship law and those opposed to it spiralled out of control, leaving at least 53 people dead and around 200 injured.

Three months after the clashes over the Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA killed over 50 people in Delhi, two students of Jawahalal Nehru University, who participated in an anti-CAA sit-in in Jafrabad in February, were arrested on Saturday. T

It was Monday, February 24, when I was told by my assignment desk to track the family of a cop who was killed in the violence that erupted in Delhi over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA).

The violence in northeast Delhi last week over contentious citizenship law that killed at least 50 people will remain etched in the memory of locals for a long time. But they will also remember stories of courage, survival and brotherhood that emerged at the difficult time and inspired neighbourhoods.

The Delhi Police recovered the pistol of Shahrukh, the man who opened fire and pointed the gun at cops on February 24 during violence in the capital northeast area, from his residence.

The man who was seen pointing a gun at a policeman in Delhi last Monday during the clashes that took place in northeast Delhi has been arrested in Uttar Pradesh. 48 people were killed and hundreds injured in last week's unprecedented violence in multiple areas in northeast Delhi over the citizenship law or CAA.

After panic in certain localities in Delhi on Sunday evening over reports of fresh clashes following last week's violence over the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), Delhi Police and intelligence agencies are analysing calls made to its control room in the last 24 hours to zero down on mischief-makers. The violence in northeast Delhi la...

Demonstrations and sit-ins were organised by members of the Indian community in more than 18 cities across Europe on Saturday to express solidarity with the victims of the clashes in Delhi and to demand immediate action against those responsible.

Schools in northeast Delhi will remain closed all through next week after clashes between demonstrators for and against the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) left at least 42 dead and hundreds injured, news agency PTI reported on Saturday quoting officials.

A member of the Khasi Students' Union or KSU was killed and several others were injured after clashes broke out on Friday between them and non-tribals in Meghalaya's East Khasi Hills, 90 km from state capital Shillong. Mobile internet data and SMS service have been snapped in this remote area for 48 hours, sources have said.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday accused the opposition of lying in its criticism of the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), saying the law that has triggered deadly protests across the country does not intend to strip anyone's citizenship.

Union Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi today said that people who will be found guilty in spreading violence in Delhi over the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) will not be spared. He also urged citizens to maintain peace in the capital.

Two Special Investigation Team's (SIT) have been formed to investigate the rampant violence in parts of Delhi over the contentious citizenship law since Sunday that has left over 38 dead and over 200 injured.

The central government and Delhi Police today asked high court for more time to file First Information Reports (FIRs) for hate speeches that allegedly incited violence in the national capital, triggering clashes that killed at least 32 and injured over 200 this week.

The central government and Delhi Police today asked the high court for more time to file First Information Reports (FIRs) for hate speeches that allegedly incited violence in the national capital, triggering clashes over controversial citizenship law that killed at least 35 and injured over 200 this week.

Communal clashes broke out in northeast Delhi on February 24, 2020, after violence between supporters of the citizenship law and those opposed to it spiralled out of control, leaving at least 53 people dead and around 200 injured.

Three months after the clashes over the Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA killed over 50 people in Delhi, two students of Jawahalal Nehru University, who participated in an anti-CAA sit-in in Jafrabad in February, were arrested on Saturday. T

It was Monday, February 24, when I was told by my assignment desk to track the family of a cop who was killed in the violence that erupted in Delhi over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA).

The violence in northeast Delhi last week over contentious citizenship law that killed at least 50 people will remain etched in the memory of locals for a long time. But they will also remember stories of courage, survival and brotherhood that emerged at the difficult time and inspired neighbourhoods.

The Delhi Police recovered the pistol of Shahrukh, the man who opened fire and pointed the gun at cops on February 24 during violence in the capital northeast area, from his residence.

The man who was seen pointing a gun at a policeman in Delhi last Monday during the clashes that took place in northeast Delhi has been arrested in Uttar Pradesh. 48 people were killed and hundreds injured in last week's unprecedented violence in multiple areas in northeast Delhi over the citizenship law or CAA.

After panic in certain localities in Delhi on Sunday evening over reports of fresh clashes following last week's violence over the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), Delhi Police and intelligence agencies are analysing calls made to its control room in the last 24 hours to zero down on mischief-makers. The violence in northeast Delhi la...

Demonstrations and sit-ins were organised by members of the Indian community in more than 18 cities across Europe on Saturday to express solidarity with the victims of the clashes in Delhi and to demand immediate action against those responsible.

Schools in northeast Delhi will remain closed all through next week after clashes between demonstrators for and against the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) left at least 42 dead and hundreds injured, news agency PTI reported on Saturday quoting officials.

A member of the Khasi Students' Union or KSU was killed and several others were injured after clashes broke out on Friday between them and non-tribals in Meghalaya's East Khasi Hills, 90 km from state capital Shillong. Mobile internet data and SMS service have been snapped in this remote area for 48 hours, sources have said.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday accused the opposition of lying in its criticism of the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), saying the law that has triggered deadly protests across the country does not intend to strip anyone's citizenship.

Union Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi today said that people who will be found guilty in spreading violence in Delhi over the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) will not be spared. He also urged citizens to maintain peace in the capital.

Two Special Investigation Team's (SIT) have been formed to investigate the rampant violence in parts of Delhi over the contentious citizenship law since Sunday that has left over 38 dead and over 200 injured.

The central government and Delhi Police today asked high court for more time to file First Information Reports (FIRs) for hate speeches that allegedly incited violence in the national capital, triggering clashes that killed at least 32 and injured over 200 this week.

The central government and Delhi Police today asked the high court for more time to file First Information Reports (FIRs) for hate speeches that allegedly incited violence in the national capital, triggering clashes over controversial citizenship law that killed at least 35 and injured over 200 this week.