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The sequence of deaths in the violence in North East Delhi is not taking its name. Last week, 24 to 25 February, 50 deaths have been reported in violence in more than half a dozen areas including Zafarabad, Shivpuri, Brahmapuri, Karaval Nagar, Bhajanpura.

Delhi Violence LIVE News Update:

Aam Aadmi Party’s suspended councilor Tahir Hussain has filed a petition for anticipatory bail in a Karkardooma court court. This petition will be heard on Wednesday. It is worth mentioning here that a case has been registered against Tahir Hussain in the murder of IB constable Ankit Sharma. In this case, the police is searching for Tahir Hussain with great enthusiasm, but he is absconding since the case was registered.
The plea to register a case against other leaders and people, including BJP leaders Kapil Mishra, Anurag Thakur and Pravesh Verma, will be heard in the Supreme Court on Wednesday.
Shahrukh Pathan, who was firing during a riot in north-east Delhi and firing a pistol at the head constable of Delhi Police, has been arrested by the Crime Branch of Delhi Police. He is accused of spreading a riot, possessing illegal weapons and attempting to murder a soldier.
There is a fierce confrontation between the government and the opposition in both houses of Parliament over the discussion on the Delhi riots. While the opposition is adamant on prompt discussion, the government wants to have it done after Holi.
Till now hundreds of people have been arrested in Delhi violence, along with hundreds of people are being questioned everyday.
Supreme Court-appointed negotiators Sadhana Ramachandran and Sanjay Hegde reached the protesters on Tuesday evening during a sit-in protest against the CAA-NRC in Shaheen Bagh, South Delhi, from 15 December. On this occasion, Ramachandran said that the Supreme Court has given its consent to the right of your performance, but it is not right to stop the way indefinitely. So now you guys decide for yourself how and where this demonstration will continue. Now the solution is to remove the protesters. We will not impose our decisions on people.
According to Additional Public Relations Officer of Delhi Police ACP Anil Mittal, 436 cases have been registered in riots in North East Delhi. With this, 1427 people have been detained by the police. Of the 436 cases recorded, 45 are covered by the Arms Act.