Delhi Anti-CAA Riots

Senior advocate Monika Arora, who is one of the authors of the much-anticipated book, will be registering a complaint against Bloomsbury Publishing Ltd and few other media portals for criminal breach of trust and also for receiving, propagating the manuscript of the book, which is yet to be published.

Delhi police have filed a new charge sheet against Islamist Sharjeel Imam, say that he wanted to spread anti-CAA protests all over India

The Jamia mob was armed with lathis, petrol bombs etc, and the police had to take action as it had turned violent, ASG to Delhi HC

The EDMC terminted membership of Tahir Hussain under section 33 (2) of the Delhi Municipal Corporation (DMC) Act

Communist leader Brinda Karat had filed a petition in the court after her written complaints to the Commissioner of Police and the SHO, Parliament Street, did not get any response.

Did You Know: Women accused William Dalrymple of making them feel uncomfortable by ‘creepy behaviour’

In the 'Cut the Clutter' video, The Print founder Shekhar Gupta wrongly portrayed that Bloomsbury chickened out of publishing a book on Delhi Riots because of bullying from Sanjeev Sanyal, Dr Anand Ranganathan and Sanjay Dixit

The self-appointed custodians of freedom of speech decided that the virtual event provided a forum for ‘bigots’ to propagate ‘hate’.

3 authors have announced they are withdrawing 11 books from Bloomsbury, while other have committed to never work with them

Just because more people from one community died in the Delhi riots compared to another community, it does not make it a pogrom