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An assembly sub-committee constituted by the Minorities Welfare Committee has worked with victims and officials to ensure proper compensation to victims, and over 2,200 cases have been settled.

As we connected the dots, it became clear that this was not a riot planned by just one BJP leader who made just one inflammatory speech but had been worked on by many others since the second week of December 2019.

A year has passed since the Delhi riots, but victims still long for justice, as the state continues to launch a vilification campaign against activists. 

To Khalid Saifi and Umar Khalid, who made hope possible even when despair has been ever-increasing.

For shops burnt during the Delhi riots, the government has paid compensation that is less than 10% of the amount claimed by victims.

The Centre said that there is a "legitimate state interest" in confining recognition of marriages to opposite-sex couples, as marriage is a "solemn institution".

While the Delhi government notification says the scheme would be optional and have a grievance redressal mechanism, activists ask why no pilots or consultations were held.

The case was adjourned because Additional Public Prosecutor Irfan Ahmed asked for another seven days to file a "detailed reply" on the anticipatory bail plea.

An RTI query by the Internet Freedom Foundation found that 12 Delhi government schools were in the process of installing facial recognition technology.

In November 2020, Dilsher Azad's father received a call that his son was dead. He had grievous knife wounds on his body, but Tihar Jail authorities did not disclose how he died.

In his interview with The Wire, Mishra's selective approach towards the victims of the riots appears to be a message for Hindutva activists that they have nothing to fear even if they were directly complicit in the violence.

"The Delhi police has placed some posters at the Tikri border protest site where farmers have been warned that they will have to vacate the area," the SKM said in the statement.

The Delhi chief minister said the Centre's farm laws are 'death warrants' which would only enrich a few industrialists at the expense of farmers.

While acquitting the foreigners, the Supreme Court had said the prosecution has failed to prove the presence of the accused at the Markaz premises from March 12 to April 1.

During the hearing, additional sessions judge Dharmender Rana asked the police if there is any evidence connecting the 'toolkit' to the Republic Day violence.

The environmental activist in a petition had alleged that 'India Today', 'Times Now' and 'News 18' had carried out a "one-sided" coverage fuelled by information given to them by Delhi Police.

The order also said that in exceptional cases, the high court might permit any of the parties and/or their lawyers to join the proceedings through video conferencing.

The court relied on the fact that the accused had saved the lives of some members of the Hindu community, who were witnesses in the case, by asking them to leave the scene of the crime.

Despite previous HC orders, schools are not re-admitting students post pandemic and forcing them to pursue class 10 from the National Institute of Open Schooling.

'Right of reputation can't be protected at the cost of right to dignity,' the court held.

Two people claiming to be Delhi Police neither waited for permission nor supplied the family any document for the items taken, Shivlal Muluk said. The Muluks live in Maharashtra.

Police said the man was swinging swords with the intent of "motivating" and "energising" protesters at Red Fort during the violence on Republic Day.

The court granted bail to two men who had been accused of sharing a fake video on their Facebook pages.

Police alleged that Mumbai lawyer Nikita Jacob and Pune engineer Shantanu were among the around 70 people who had attended the meeting through Zoom app.

The court also allowed Ravi to speak with her family members over phone for 15 minutes a day and meet with her lawyer for 30 minutes a day, while she is in police custody.