Delhi Riots

Delhi High Court grants bail to Devangana Kalita, Natasha Narwal and Asif Iqbal Tanha in Delhi riots case … said the case has no merit … Court has said that demonstration against the government is not terrorism … democracy by suppression of protest will be in danger

The Delhi High Court granted a three-week interim bail to Pinjra Tod activist Natasha Narwal, to attend the last rites of her father, who succumbed to Covid-19 on Sunday.

The court has now kept the matter for further hearing on May 6. It also noted that both the applicants have already been granted bail.

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A Delhi court on Wednesday halted the proceedings against a man who was turned into an accused by the Delhi Police days after he filed a complaint with the police alleging loot, arson, and damage to his house during the violence and riots that broke out in the national capital in February last year.

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It has also been stated that the Delhi government did not provide adequate compensation for the loss suffered by these innocent people and hence they must compensate the people suffered in the riot.

The trial court had also noted that there were reasonable grounds for believing that allegations against him were prima facie true.

The Delhi Police said that more policemen are being examined in connection to the incident.