Us On Delhi Violence

Describing the ongoing violence in Manipur as an "internal matter" of India, America's top diplomat in New Delhi, Eric Garcetti, on Thursday said that "our" hearts break whenever there's human suffering.

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Thursday praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for expressing concern over the Capitol Hill violence, saying it is a "good sign" that India has distanced itself from the Donald Trump administration, adding that New Delhi will have to work with the new Biden administration to "strengthen democracy around the world".

Home Minister Amit Shah, replying to a discussion in parliament on last month's violence in Delhi, hit back at the Congress saying it had no right to point fingers at any party, given its track record.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear cases against BJP leaders accused of hate speeches, filed by victims of last week's Delhi violence in which 48 have been killed. Listing the petitions for Wednesday as lawyers stressed on urgency, the Chief Justice had said on Monday that the Supreme Court "wishes for peace but has limitations to its power" ...

Communal violence in parts of the national capital during US President Donald Trump's visit to the country was "intriguing and mysterious", Puducherry Lt Governor Kiran Bedi said on Friday and hoped that the probe ordered by the government would bring out the truth.

Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Friday hit out at Congress chief Sonia Gandhi over the violence in Delhi, saying that the opposition leader should not lecture the central government about its duties when her own party's record was questionable.

The US has urged India to "protect and respect" the right to peaceful assembly of people and hold accountable those perpetrating violence following the Delhi clashes over the amended citizenship act, saying that Washington has raised the issue at the highest level with New Delhi.

The United States on Thursday said it "echoes" Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for "calm and normalcy" amid violence in northeast Delhi over controversial citizenship law, which killed at least 38 people and injured over 200 this week.

Expressing "grave concern" over the violence in Delhi, a US commission on international religious freedom urged the Indian government to take swift action for the safety of its citizens.

A senior BJP leader, BL Santhosh, today deleted his tweet responding sharply to US democrat frontrunner Bernie Sanders's criticism of President Donald Trump in connection with his recent visit and reply to a question on violence in Delhi.

A day after US lawmakers reacted sharply to the violence in the Indian capital, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders here accused US President Donald Trump of failing on the issue of human rights.

Amid clashes in parts of Delhi over the controversial citizenship law, the United States today advised its citizens to "exercise caution". The advisory comes a day after US President Donald Trump concluded his first state to India.

The Shiv Sena on Wednesday said the violence in Delhi is akin to a "horror film" depicting the grim reality of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, and the "bloodbath" has brought disrepute to the national capital like never before while US President Donald Trump was in India with the "message of love".

Thirteen people have been killed and more than 150 - including a child - injured as armed mobs rampaged through parts of northeast Delhi on Tuesday, looting and burning buildings and vehicles as the government hosts US President Donald Trump and his family only 15 kilometres away. Smoke was seen rising from buildings and streets were strewn with ro...

US President Donald Trump, in India on a two-day visit, today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had told him he wants people to have religious freedom, in the backdrop of violence over the contentious citizenship law. Addressing a press conference in Delhi, Mr Trump said "PM Modi is a very religious, calm man, but is a very strong person, tough".

Describing the ongoing violence in Manipur as an "internal matter" of India, America's top diplomat in New Delhi, Eric Garcetti, on Thursday said that "our" hearts break whenever there's human suffering.

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Thursday praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for expressing concern over the Capitol Hill violence, saying it is a "good sign" that India has distanced itself from the Donald Trump administration, adding that New Delhi will have to work with the new Biden administration to "strengthen democracy around the world".

Home Minister Amit Shah, replying to a discussion in parliament on last month's violence in Delhi, hit back at the Congress saying it had no right to point fingers at any party, given its track record.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear cases against BJP leaders accused of hate speeches, filed by victims of last week's Delhi violence in which 48 have been killed. Listing the petitions for Wednesday as lawyers stressed on urgency, the Chief Justice had said on Monday that the Supreme Court "wishes for peace but has limitations to its power" ...

Communal violence in parts of the national capital during US President Donald Trump's visit to the country was "intriguing and mysterious", Puducherry Lt Governor Kiran Bedi said on Friday and hoped that the probe ordered by the government would bring out the truth.

Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Friday hit out at Congress chief Sonia Gandhi over the violence in Delhi, saying that the opposition leader should not lecture the central government about its duties when her own party's record was questionable.

The US has urged India to "protect and respect" the right to peaceful assembly of people and hold accountable those perpetrating violence following the Delhi clashes over the amended citizenship act, saying that Washington has raised the issue at the highest level with New Delhi.

The United States on Thursday said it "echoes" Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for "calm and normalcy" amid violence in northeast Delhi over controversial citizenship law, which killed at least 38 people and injured over 200 this week.

Expressing "grave concern" over the violence in Delhi, a US commission on international religious freedom urged the Indian government to take swift action for the safety of its citizens.

A senior BJP leader, BL Santhosh, today deleted his tweet responding sharply to US democrat frontrunner Bernie Sanders's criticism of President Donald Trump in connection with his recent visit and reply to a question on violence in Delhi.

A day after US lawmakers reacted sharply to the violence in the Indian capital, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders here accused US President Donald Trump of failing on the issue of human rights.

Amid clashes in parts of Delhi over the controversial citizenship law, the United States today advised its citizens to "exercise caution". The advisory comes a day after US President Donald Trump concluded his first state to India.

The Shiv Sena on Wednesday said the violence in Delhi is akin to a "horror film" depicting the grim reality of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, and the "bloodbath" has brought disrepute to the national capital like never before while US President Donald Trump was in India with the "message of love".

Thirteen people have been killed and more than 150 - including a child - injured as armed mobs rampaged through parts of northeast Delhi on Tuesday, looting and burning buildings and vehicles as the government hosts US President Donald Trump and his family only 15 kilometres away. Smoke was seen rising from buildings and streets were strewn with ro...

US President Donald Trump, in India on a two-day visit, today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had told him he wants people to have religious freedom, in the backdrop of violence over the contentious citizenship law. Addressing a press conference in Delhi, Mr Trump said "PM Modi is a very religious, calm man, but is a very strong person, tough".