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Umar Khalid's Pre-Recorded Message: 'They Are Trying To Scare You, Trap You In Lies'
A Delhi court on Monday sent Khalid to police custody for 10 days in a case related to the Delhi riots.
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Delhi Police Names Yechury, Yogendra Yadav And Economist Jayati Ghosh In Riots Chargesheet
The Delhi Police has filed a supplementary chargesheet and accused several activists and academicians of ''provoking and mobilising' anti-CAA protesters.
By Press Trust of India

Delhi Riots: Gulfisha Fatima, Booked For Terrorism, Is Quiet, Studious And Has A Strong Sense Of Justice, Says Family
Gulfisha Fatima, who was arrested in connection with the Delhi riots on 9 April, taught Hindi and English alphabets to the women who came for the anti-CAA protests.
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Doctor Kafeel Khan's Detention Under NSA Extended By Three Months
Governor Anandiben Patel using the powers vested in her, directed that the detention of Kafeel Khan be extended by three more months.
By Press Trust of India

A Reminder For Modi, These Women Have Been Hounded For Protesting
The Prime Minister was hailed for the points he made about women in his Independence Day address.
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Delhi Police Used Chemical Spray, Sexually Assaulted Jamia's Anti-CAA Protesters: Women's Body's Fact-Finding Report
The report alleges that the Delhi Police sexually assaulted 45 women and men during the protest.
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Muslims of India Are Done With Hate And Fear: What Shaheen Bagh Showed Me
'Shaheen Bagh and the Idea of India', edited bySeema Mustafa, is a collection of ground reports, essays and interviews with women who were at the core of the protest.
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CAA Protests: Akhil Gogoi, Under Treatment For COVID-19, Gets Bail In 3 Cases
Gogoi has not received bail in the two cases being investigated by NIA.
By Press Trust of India

Kapil Mishra Ultimatum Went Viral, But Police Says No Evidence Yet Of Politicians Instigating Delhi Riots
BJP leader Mishra had told the police to clear anti-CAA protesters from Jaffrabad a day before riots erupted in Delhi.
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Meet The Lawyer Fighting 50 Delhi Riot Cases, Almost Half For Free
Abdul Gaffar, a criminal lawyer, says the Delhi Polices investigation sets narrative before evidence.
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