A special CBI court has sentenced Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) founder Ranjan Daimary and nine others accused in the 2008 Assam serial blasts, to life imprisonment. The court pronounced its order two days after 14 were convicted in the case. The blasts were triggered in synchronised fashion across Assam in 2008 killing over 85 and injuring over 300 others.

Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;Police and district administration have sealed three roads leading to Ghaziabad&nbsp;from north-east Delhi due the ongoing violence in parts of the&nbsp;national&nbsp;capital. People have been advised not to use these routes to travel to Delhi. District Magistrate Ajay Shankar Pandey&nbsp;has said that prohibitory&nbsp;orders have been imposed in Ghaziabad&nbsp;and all liquor shops, bars and pubs have been ordered to shut down. Security forces have been deployed in all sensitive areas of the district.&nbsp;

The Supreme Court and the Delhi High Court will hear a bunch of pleas&nbsp;relating to the north-east Delhi violence on Wednesday. The first plea was mentioned in SC on behalf of former Chief Information Commissioner Wajahat Habibullah and others who sought direction to the police to lodge FIRs in the ongoing violence over the Citizenship Amendment Act. The petitioners have sought adequate security to the women dissenters in&nbsp;Shaheen&nbsp;Bagh and other places and have accused controversial BJP leader Kapil Mishra of instigating violence in Jafaranbad.&nbsp; A similar plea filed by rights activist Harsh Mander and others was mentioned before the high court which seeks registration of FIRs and arrest of persons involved in the unfolding violence. The petition before the high court specifically seeks action against BJP leaders Anurag Thakur, Parvesh Verma and Kapil Mishra for allegedly making hate speeches and inciting violence.&nbsp;

At least four journalists were attacked by mobs on Tuesday as&nbsp;violent clashes&nbsp;over the amended Citizenship Act entered the third day in Northeast Delhi. Three NDTV journalists and a camera&nbsp;person were assaulted by armed mobs while they were reporting.&nbsp;The journalists were also&nbsp;threatened and their phones were snatched from them and videos of the attack were deleted. Another journalist from JK 24X7 has been seriously injured in another incident.&nbsp;Ten persons have been killed and more than 150 injured since Monday afternoon in the ongoing violence in Northeast Delhi.

US President Donald Trump has reiterated&nbsp;his offer to mediate on the Kashmir issue between India and Pakistan.&nbsp;

US president Donald Trump has said that he spoke to Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;about the religious freedom amid ongoing violence over the amended citizenship act.&nbsp;&nbsp;The US president said he didn't speak to Prime Minister over the unfolding riots in Delhi.&nbsp;

As Delhi Police continues to face flak for its handling of riots in the city's northeast district, they have denied reports that sufficient forces have not been deployed to curb the violence. Earlier in the day there were reports that Police Commissioner Amulya&nbsp;Pattnaik&nbsp;had informed Home Minister Amit&nbsp;Shah that Delhi Police it did not have adequate forces to immediately control the violence and that led to the escalation of the situation.

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Tuesday demanded that the violence hit-Northeast Delhi be handed over to the Army. The Hyderabad MP voiced concern over the situation in the national capital where clashes between pro and anti-CAA protesters have so far claimed ten lives. In a tweet he said the situation in North East Delhi is only getting worse and Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to restore peace, it is incumbent on him that Army takes over the area. He accused the Delhi police of abdicating their duty and colluding with mobs.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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US President Donald Trump has said that he talked about terror&nbsp;emanating from Pakistan in great length with Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi. In his briefing with the press, Trump said he was ready to mediate between the two nuclear armed nations.

The death toll in the violence over amended citizenship law that is unfolding in parts of northeast Delhi has mounted to ten.&nbsp;Sunil Kumar, the Medical Superintendent of the GTB Hospital told news wire ANI that four persons were brought dead on Tuesday and five people lost their lives on Monday. Meanwhile, columns of Rapid Action Forces deployed in sensitive areas conducted a march as reports said arsonist continued to target property and fire and each other despite unprecedented deployment of security forces. As violence continues for the third day, the&nbsp;Delhi Police has told the Ministry of Home Affairs that it did not have adequate forces to immediately control the violence when it first started on Sunday.&nbsp;

After surmounting violence in parts of Delhi, a&nbsp;now viral video of a human chain in Yamuna&nbsp;Vihar&nbsp;is making its way through social media. The residents who are forming the chain in the video are doing so&nbsp;to ensure the safety of schoolchildren.
Among the many enraged reactions pouring in, netizens&nbsp;are also pointing out that the area in question is 20km from site of the Trump-Modi&nbsp;meeting.
The violence that started on Sunday has claimed at least 9 lives so far.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Hitting out at his party&nbsp;colleague Kapil Mishra&nbsp;over his provocative speech on Sunday,&nbsp;Gautam Gambhir, the&nbsp;BJP MP from northeast Delhi has said that&nbsp;strict action must be taken against those responsible, irrespective of their allegiance. Gambhir&nbsp;also added that Shaheen Bagh was a peaceful protest and right to peaceful protest is okay, but picking up stones is not.&nbsp;BJP leader Kapil Mishra, had publicly&nbsp;given a three-day ultimatum to the Delhi Police to remove&nbsp;the women protesters from the streets of Jafrabad&nbsp;which is in&nbsp;northeast Delhi.

Delhi Police paid tributes to head constable Ratan&nbsp;Lal who died during the riots in north-east Delhi. Commissioner Amulya&nbsp;Pattnaik, Lieutenant Governor Anil&nbsp;Baijal&nbsp;laid wreaths and paid their last respects to Ratan&nbsp;Lal. The 42-year-old is survived by his wife and 3 children, two girls aged 11 and 12 and a boy aged 8. Ratan&nbsp;Lal, who hails from&nbsp;Rajasthan's Sikar&nbsp;district,&nbsp;had joined the Delhi Police in 1998.&nbsp;

The death toll in the violence over amended citizenship law that is unfolding in parts of northeast Delhi has mounted to nine.&nbsp;Sunil Kumar, the Medical Superintendent of the Hospital told news wire ANI that four persons were brought dead on Tuesday and five people lost their lives on Monday. Meanwhile, columns of Rapid Action Forces deployed in sensitive areas conducted a march as reports said arsonist continued to target property and fire and each other despite unprecedented deployment of security forces. As violence continues for the third day, the&nbsp;Delhi Police has told the Ministry of Home Affairs that it did not have adequate forces to immediately control the violence when it first started on Sunday.&nbsp;

For the third straight day on Tuesday, group clashes over the amended&nbsp;citizenship law continued in several parts of northeast Delhi despite the deployment of an unprecedented security cover. Multiple reports said that arsonists favoring and opposing the citizenship law attempted to burn down public and private property in the riot-hit&nbsp;areas. Clashes were reported in&nbsp;Khajoori Khas,&nbsp;Bhajanpura&nbsp;chowk and Maujpur. A Hindustan Times report said the police&rsquo;s&nbsp;limited success on Tuesday was to keep the mobs from Jafrabad and Maujpur away from each other, by nearly 400&nbsp;metres&nbsp;and the men in uniform mostly used a&nbsp;handsoff&nbsp;approach. Multiple reports also said that rioters from both the sides were armed and kept shooting at each other.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Delhi High Court pulled up the Directorate General of Civil Aviation for asking airline companies to impose a flying ban on comedian&nbsp;Kunal Kamra. While hearing a petition filed by the comedian, the High Court also said the aviation body should have&nbsp;looked into&nbsp;Kamra&rsquo;s&nbsp;complaint before initiating action.&nbsp;Several airlines, including Air India,&nbsp;GoAir&nbsp;and SpiceJet, had placed&nbsp;Kamra&nbsp;on a no-fly list &lsquo;until further notice&rsquo;. This was in response to&nbsp;an incident on board an IndiGo flight&nbsp;from Mumbai to Lucknow on January 28, during which&nbsp;Kamra&nbsp;allegedly harassed journalist Arnab Goswami.&nbsp;Earlier this month,&nbsp;Kamra&nbsp;had sent a legal notice to IndiGo demanding an unconditional apology, revocation of the ban and compensation of Rs 25 lakh.&nbsp;&nbsp;

As Delhi continues to simmer&nbsp;an armed battalion of Delhi Police, comprising around 1,000 personnel, has been being deployed in violence-hit areas of Delhi.&nbsp;This was conveyed at a high-level meeting convened by Home Minister Amit Shah and attended by Delhi's L-G Anil Baijal, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Commissioner of Police Amulya Patnaik among others. The administration has said that borders of Delhi with Uttar Pradesh and Haryana are also being monitored by the police for the last three days. The Home Minister also&nbsp;asked the Police Commissioner of Delhi to depute senior officers in police control rooms so that rumours can be dispelled as quickly as possible.

Bihar Assembly on Tuesday passed a resolution, that it will not implement the National Register of Citizens in the state. Also voicing his dissatisfaction with the exercise of collecting data for the National Population Register, Nitish Kumar said he had written to the Centre asking them to drop 'contentious clauses' and conduct the NPR in it's 2010 form. In voicing his dissatisfaction with the NPR exercise, Kumar said even he does not know when his mother was born, News18 reported. Bihar follows many states such as Punjab, Rajasthan, and Kerala in rejecting the cotentious&nbsp;NRC.

Six judges of the Supreme Court are suffering from swine flu, due to which they did not manage to attend court.&nbsp;Justice DY Chandrachud, while conducting the court proceedings, announced that all apex court judges held a meeting with Chief Justice of India SA Bobde over six of their colleagues infected by H1N1 virus.&nbsp;Justice Chandrachud said it was decided that the top court will make vaccines available for inoculation of lawyers. A meeting was also held with Supreme Court Bar Association president Dushyant Dave to tackle the health emergency.&nbsp;Two of the judges suffering from swine flu are on the 9-judge Constitution Bench hearing the Sabarimala verdict case, the hearing of which has been delayed as a result.

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