2020 Delhi Violence

Amnesty Releases ‘Investigative Brief’ on Role of Police in Delhi Violence

The Delhi police personnel were complicit and an active participant in the violence that took place in Delhi in February 2020, yet in the last six months not a single investigation has been opened into the human rights violations committed by the Delhi police - before, during and after the violence, said Amnesty International India on Friday (August 28) as it released a new investigative briefing.

Delhi Violence: Human Rights Group Seeks Transparency, Demands Making FIRs Publicly Available

About eighty days after the violence that convulsed NE Delhi, what is the status of the investigation into the ‘over 700’ FIRs reportedly registered, according to the Home Minister’s statement in Indian Parliament on 11 March, two months ago? If recent media reportage of the investigation and prosecution in the violence related cases is to be followed, the impression conveyed is that a group of persons, mostly Muslims, were responsible for the violence and the many acts of gruesome violence in it, in which the majority of those affected were also Muslims.

Chhatisgarh High Court Notice to Aamir Khan On 2015 ‘Intolerance’ Remark

The Chhattisgarh High Court has reportedly issued a notice to Bollywood actor Aamir Khan over his more than four years remark about rising intolerance in India.

Similarities and Difference Between 1984 Sikh Genocide and 2020 Delhi Violence: Bhai Ajmer Singh

Similarities and Difference Between 1984 Sikh Genocide and 2020 Delhi Violence: Bhai Ajmer Singh