Anti-Hindu Delhi Riots

Video of Delhi riots show mob pelting stones on police as police personnel rescue injured DCP Amit Sharma

According to the initial investigation, Ankit Sharma had returned from office around 5 pm on February 25 and stepped out with his friends. Ankit, along with his friend Kalu and a few others were on one side of a 'pulia' (small bridge) while heavy stone-pelting was on from the other side.

Prasar Bharati chief executive Shashi Shekhar Vempati has declined an offer to attend one of their event citing one-sided reportage of the Anti-Hindu riots in Delhi.

A video has surfaced late night on Wednesday where a violent mob of rioters can be seen attacking the Delhi Police officers with stones and sticks.

Contrary to the claims made by the Muslim driver, Muslim mobs went on a rampage engaged in arson, stone-pelting and vandalism in the national capital

Delhi anti-Hindu riot shooter Mohammad Shahrukh was arrested on March 3 from UP's Bareilly after absconding for over a week.

On Tuesday, several level police officers along with Special Cell and Crime Branch officials with large teams had raided six possible hideouts of Tahir Hussain around Chand Bagh area, but the police could not find him.

It was only a matter of time that the media would rush to whitewash Shahrukh, the rioter who wielded gun at policemen and fired 8 rounds from his pistol on February 24 after his arrest yesterday.

The medical officials of the GTB and LNJP hospitals have outrightly dismissed the allegations made by the Huffington Post in its report and called it as malicious.

OpIndia Editor Ajeet Bharti interviews BJP leader Kapil Mishra on Delhi's anti-Hindu riots.