Crime

Special Commissioner of Police, Sagar Preet Hooda informed that the acid used in the attack was bought from the e-commerce platform Flipkart.

According to the SP, a Hindu household complained that a land-grab effort was attempted by certain persons of the Muslim community.

Cases of Love Jihad continue to appear from the state of Bihar led by CM Nitish Kumar who in June ruled no need for an anti-conversion law in the state.

Meanwhile, Delhi BJP leader and Member of Parliament, Gautam Gambhir condemned the attack saying that the person who threw acid on the school girl should be publicly executed.

Supreme Court Advocate Vineet Jindal received death threats from Khalistani backed account on Twitter

Accused Saqib Saifi along with his family members was allegedly tormenting the victim after sexually harassing her and pressuring her to convert to Islam.

The accused introduced himself as a Hindu person named Ashish Thakur and developed a relationship with her promising a better job and wedding.

The Uttar Pradesh Police booked a Maulvi and nine others for attempting to convert an 18-year-old Hindu girl to Islam and perform her nikah with a man named Ahmad Ansari.

According to the data, 67 per cent of the cases were reported from five districts alone. The districts, Lahore, Gujranwala, Sheikhupura from Punjab, Karachi from Sindh and Faisalabad, exhibit a high rate of cases of underage girls from the Minority community.

"We argued on health grounds. His health was deteriorating and we produced his health records before the court... CBI said that they would go to the higher court against this order, the court allowed them and in that context, it stayed the order for 10 days," Advocate Aniket Nikam said.