Anti-CAA riots

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has directed the West Bengal Police under DGP Siddh Nath Gupta to review and probe all complaints of arson, vandalism, and damage to public property, particularly railway assets, during the 2019 protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act.

OpIndia has painstakingly chronicled the horrors meted out to the Hindus from December 2019 and which finally culminated into the gruesome riots in Delhi in February 2020

Woman accused in constable Ratan Lal murder during Delhi riots arrested from Noida, was absconding for 2 years

Saket Court in Delhi granted the bail to Sharjeel Imam in the case registered at NFC Police station in Delhi accusing him of instigating riots

Allahabad HC refused to quash the chargesheet filed against anti-CAA protestors accused of pelting stones at police.

The Court noted that the charge sheet contains enough evidence to believe that the Jahangirpuri violence was planned and that it was a sequel to the 2020 Delhi anti-CAA riots.

The Police said that it investigated the data of around 2300 phones to discover the links between the Jahangirpuri violence and the anti-CAA violence. Police added that Jahangirpuri violence was the sequel of the 2019 riots.

Sadaf Jafar alleged the notice she recieved was against Supreme Court judgement but in reality the notice was issued as per the apex court's directives

Babu Wasim admitted that he supplied the pistol flashed by Shahrukh Pathan during the anti-Hindu Delhi riots