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Seven Indonesian nationals who travelled from Delhi to Karimnagar in a train to attend the Islamic evangelical event of Ijtema have been tested positive for COVID-19 coronavirus.

Kapil Mishra said that after the achieving the goal of Rs 1 crore, the campaign has stopped and no more donations will be accepted

The women claim that the restrictions on gatherings in the wake of coronavirus scare is a trick to 'weaken' their movement. They added that they are not afraid of coronavirus

Tablighi Itjema, the Islamic evangelical event held in Malaysia late last month has emerged as the ground zero for the coronavirus outbreak in South East Asia.

Even as government tries its best to contain the spread of coronavirus, the 'protestors' at Shaheen Bagh defy rules and public safety guidelines.

The decision to promulgate an ordinance was taken after the Supreme Court refused to stay the Allahabad High Court's March 9 order for removing the state government's posters displaying photographs and names of the rioters involved in damaging properties during the anti-CAA protests in December last year.

On Sunday, nearly 190 new cases of coronavirus were reported in Malaysia, most linked to Tablighi Ijtema, an Islamic evangelical event at a mosque that was attended by more than 16,000 people from several countries.

The Muslim youths objected to carrying out any medical test for Coronavirus citing that Islam does not permit such tests.

After an infant died due to exposure to harsh weather in Shaheen Bagh, the SC had taken sum motu cognisance of the issue and had issued notice to the centre over children being used in protests.

AAP leader Tahir Hussain, his brother Shah Alam, and another accused named Salman were already arrested in Ankit Sharma's murder case