Anti-CAA protests

India had previously slammed UN OHCHR after it filed application in SC against the implementation of CAA, yet, they have released a statement on 'activists' arrested for Delhi riots

The Wire recently published an article in which corrective action against women anti-CAA protesters such as Safoora Zargar, Natasha Narwal, Gulfisha Fatima and others were defended by accusing the Modi government of espousing patriarchal authoritarianism

The GIA informed the Facebook CEO that it had sent a fact-finding team to areas in Delhi that were hit by violence earlier this year.

Controversial 'activist' Teesta Setalvad had been widely criticized for instigating crowds during the anti-CAA protests .

Delhi Police have alleged that anti-CAA protests in Delhi were used as a springboard to fuel riots that swept several areas of the northeast Delhi

The police officials said that there were already few women had assembled the spot, however, after a painstaking effort by the police present at the spot, the women were sent back from the protest site.

Arrested for violence during anti-CAA protests in Delhi, Jamia Millia student Safoora Zafar has been a target of online trolls who had made disparaging remarks against the legitimacy of her marriage and her pregnancy

Charge sheet filed against Sharjeel Imam for giving "seditious speech" and "abetting riots" in Jamia on December 15 last year.

Delhi government has claimed that the operation SHIELD has helped stop the transmission in areas like Dilshad Graden and Old Seemapuri. In addition to that, no new cases have been reported from the containment zones of Vasundhara enclave, Mayur Vihar and Khichripur.

The number of COVID-19 cases in Madhya Pradesh rose to 20 on Thursday.