Delhi riots

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.

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

The controversial foreign-funded 'activist' Harsh Mander, whose hate speech video has now surfaced on the social media platforms, has reportedly flown off to the United States.

Supreme Court declined to hear Harsh Mander's petition after his speech against law was presented in the court

Harsh Mander, a controversial left-wing 'activist' who is associated with billionaire George Soros, was seen inciting mobs to hit the streets to protests against the country.

Speaking to Opindia, one of the eyewitnesses claimed that inciting riots was a well-thought-out plan by Muslims, designed to coincide with the visit of US President Donald Trump

A video has surfaced, where JNU's 'Tukde Tukde' gang activist Umar Khalid is seen inciting people to take to the street and 'fight against the ruling party' on February 24.

ThePrint journalist Neera Majmdar took to Twitter to say that those people who chant slogans of 'Bharat Mata ki Jai' were goons.

Know the Nation, a Digital media outlet, has put out a series of videos which has now unveiled the scale of violence that Hindu community was subjected to during the mob violence unleashed by the Muslim mobs in the national capital since February 23