Northeast Delhi Clashes

A court in Delhi today acquitted a man accused of being a part of an unlawful assembly, dacoity and rioting in last year's northeast Delhi riots case.

Activist group Pinjra Tod's member Natasha Narwal has been granted bail in a case linked to the riots in north-east Delhi neighbourhoods this February. Ms Narwal will, however, stay in Delhi's Tihar Jail as she also faces charges under the stringent Unlawful Activities Prevention Act or UAPA in another case linked to the riots that left over 50 dea...

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday refused to grant bail to an accused who pointed a pistol at a police head constable during the communal violence in northeast Delhi in February, saying his intention was to become a hero and now he will have to face the law.

Delhi police filed a charge sheet before a city court on Sunday against six persons in a case of alleged murder of an 85-year old woman, who died of asphyxiation when her house was torched during the violence in northeast Delhi in February.

The Delhi Police's Special Cell on Friday arrested "Pinjra Tod" activist Natasha Narwal and charged her under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act for alleged conspiracy in the northeast Delhi riots in February, police said.

The Delhi Cabinet on Monday approved an ex-gratia of Rs 1 crore to the family of Intelligence Bureau staffer Ankit Sharma who was killed during the northeast Delhi clashes earlier this year.

A Delhi court on Tuesday sent Haseen alias Salman to judicial custody till March 24 in connection with the murder of the Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer Ankit Sharma during the violence in northeast Delhi last month.

A Delhi court granted bail on Friday to members of the Popular Front of India (PFI), including its Delhi president and state secretary, who were arrested for their "involvement" in anti-CAA protests and the clashes in northeast Delhi.

Aam Aadmi Party leader Durgesh Pathak on Friday met the family of Ankit Sharma, the Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer who lost his life in northeast Delhi violence in February.

The Delhi Police's Special Cell on Thursday apprehended a man in connection with the killing of IB staffer Ankit Sharma during the violence last month in the national capital's northeast district, police said.

Amid crossfires between the BJP and the Opposition over last month's Delhi violence, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday praised the Delhi police for their handling of the situation when clashes broke out in northeast Delhi.

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.

In a fresh turn of developments, Delhi Crime Branch sources on Saturday informed that around 3-4 people in Mustafabad had helped suspended Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councillor Tahir Hussain hide during Chand Bagh violence.

The high court on Friday directed all the hospitals to videograph post-mortems of those killed during the communal violence in northeast Delhi last week.

A court in Delhi today acquitted a man accused of being a part of an unlawful assembly, dacoity and rioting in last year's northeast Delhi riots case.

Activist group Pinjra Tod's member Natasha Narwal has been granted bail in a case linked to the riots in north-east Delhi neighbourhoods this February. Ms Narwal will, however, stay in Delhi's Tihar Jail as she also faces charges under the stringent Unlawful Activities Prevention Act or UAPA in another case linked to the riots that left over 50 dea...

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday refused to grant bail to an accused who pointed a pistol at a police head constable during the communal violence in northeast Delhi in February, saying his intention was to become a hero and now he will have to face the law.

Delhi police filed a charge sheet before a city court on Sunday against six persons in a case of alleged murder of an 85-year old woman, who died of asphyxiation when her house was torched during the violence in northeast Delhi in February.

The Delhi Police's Special Cell on Friday arrested "Pinjra Tod" activist Natasha Narwal and charged her under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act for alleged conspiracy in the northeast Delhi riots in February, police said.

The Delhi Cabinet on Monday approved an ex-gratia of Rs 1 crore to the family of Intelligence Bureau staffer Ankit Sharma who was killed during the northeast Delhi clashes earlier this year.

A Delhi court on Tuesday sent Haseen alias Salman to judicial custody till March 24 in connection with the murder of the Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer Ankit Sharma during the violence in northeast Delhi last month.

A Delhi court granted bail on Friday to members of the Popular Front of India (PFI), including its Delhi president and state secretary, who were arrested for their "involvement" in anti-CAA protests and the clashes in northeast Delhi.

Aam Aadmi Party leader Durgesh Pathak on Friday met the family of Ankit Sharma, the Intelligence Bureau (IB) officer who lost his life in northeast Delhi violence in February.

The Delhi Police's Special Cell on Thursday apprehended a man in connection with the killing of IB staffer Ankit Sharma during the violence last month in the national capital's northeast district, police said.

Amid crossfires between the BJP and the Opposition over last month's Delhi violence, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday praised the Delhi police for their handling of the situation when clashes broke out in northeast Delhi.

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.

In a fresh turn of developments, Delhi Crime Branch sources on Saturday informed that around 3-4 people in Mustafabad had helped suspended Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councillor Tahir Hussain hide during Chand Bagh violence.

The high court on Friday directed all the hospitals to videograph post-mortems of those killed during the communal violence in northeast Delhi last week.