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Imam, who was arrested in February 2020, was on Saturday discharged along with 10 others in the 2019 Jamia Nagar violence case, with the court saying they were made scapegoats by police.

Delhi Riots 2020: Delhi HC to hear on Monday Sharjeel Imam's bail plea in UAPA case

Imam, who was arrested in February 2020, was on Saturday discharged along with 10 others in the 2019 Jamia Nagar violence case, with the court saying they were made scapegoats by police.

The Delhi High Court will on Monday hear a bail plea by JNU student and activist Sharjeel Imam in a UAPA case related to the alleged conspiracy behind the 2020 riots here.
Imam, who was arrested in February 2020, was on Saturday discharged along with 10 others in the 2019 Jamia Nagar violence case, with the court saying they were made "scapegoats" by police.
The plea, which was filed in April 2022 against a trial court order refusing to grant bail to Imam in the matter, is listed before a bench of Justices Siddharth Mridul and Rajnish Bhatnagar.
On October 18 last year, the high court refused to grant bail to co-accused Umar Khalid in the same case, saying he was in constant touch with other co-accused and allegations against him were prima facie true.
It had also observed that Sharjeel Imam &ldquo;arguably was at the head of the conspiracy&rdquo; and there existed a string of commonality running amongst all the co-accused.
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Delhi's Karkardooma Court has discharged&nbsp;Umar Khalid and Khalid Saifi in a case related to the Delhi riots of February 2020.

Umar Khalid acquitted in 2020 Delhi riots case

Delhi's Karkardooma Court has discharged Umar Khalid and Khalid Saifi in a case related to the Delhi riots of February 2020.

Delhi's Karkardooma Court has discharged&nbsp;Umar Khalid and Khalid Saifi in a case related to the Delhi riots of February 2020.

Former JNU student Umar Khalid was acquitted by a Delhi Court in a case linked to 2020 Delhi riots along with another student leader Khalid Saifi. The duo were granted bail in a stone-throwing case in Delhi's Chandbagh, but were jail in a different case. Khalid was booked under UAPA Act for allegedly masterminding the February 2020 riots in which 53 people had died

A Delhi court on Thursday denied bail to former JNU student Umar Khalid in a case of larger conspiracy in connection with Delhi riots during February 2020.
Additional Sessions Judge Amitabh Rawat had reserved the order on March 3 after hearing arguments from the counsel appearing for Khalid and the prosecution.
During the arguments, the accused told the court that the prosecution lacked the evidence to prove it's case against him.
Khalid and several others have been booked under the anti-terror law UAPA in the case for being the "masterminds" of the February 2020 riots, which had left 53 people dead and over 700 injured.
The violence had erupted during the protests against the citisenship law CAA and the National Register of Citizens.
Besides Khalid, activist Khalid Saifi, JNU students Natasha Narwal and Devangana Kalita, Jamia Coordination Committee members Safoora Zargar, former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain and several others have also been booked under the stringent law in the case. PTI UK SA

Umar Khalid denied bail in the Delhi riots case

The former JNU student leader was denied bail in the 'larger conspiracy' case related to the riots in February 2020 that rocked northeast Delhi

Umar Khalid denied bail by a Delhi court

A Delhi court on Thursday denied bail to former JNU student Umar Khalid. He stands accused&nbsp;in a case of larger conspiracy in connection with Delhi riots during February 2020.
Additional Sessions Judge Amitabh Rawat had reserved the order on March 3 after hearing arguments from both sides. The verdict was pronounced after it was deferred several times.
During the arguments, Khalid's counsel&nbsp;told the court that the prosecution lacked the evidence to prove its case against him.&nbsp;
The lawyer submitted that "Delhi police has nothing but Republic TV and CNN-News18 for the case".
Khalid and several others have been booked under the anti-terror law UAPA&nbsp;for being the alleged "masterminds" of the February 2020 riots, which had left 53 people dead and over 700 injured.

The former JNU&nbsp;student leader was denied bail in the 'larger conspiracy' case related to the riots in February 2020 that rocked northeast Delhi

A Delhi court on Thursday denied bail to former JNU student Umar Khalid in a case of larger conspiracy in connection with Delhi riots during February 2020.
Additional Sessions Judge Amitabh Rawat had reserved the order on March 3 after hearing arguments from the counsel appearing for Khalid and the prosecution.
During the arguments, the accused told the court that the prosecution lacked the evidence to prove it's case against him.
Khalid and several others have been booked under the anti-terror law UAPA in the case for being the "masterminds" of the February 2020 riots, which had left 53 people dead and over 700 injured.
The violence had erupted during the protests against the citisenship law CAA and the National Register of Citizens.
Besides Khalid, activist Khalid Saifi, JNU students Natasha Narwal and Devangana Kalita, Jamia Coordination Committee members Safoora Zargar, former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain and several others have also been booked under the stringent law in the case. PTI UK SA

A Delhi court on Thursday sentenced a man to five years in jail for his role in Delhi riots of February 2020.
This is the first conviction and sentencing in the Capital riots case.
The court had earlier convicted Dinesh Yadav for being part of a riotous mob that set a house on fire.
25-year-old Dinesh Yadav was found guilty of being a member of an unlawful assembly, rioting, arson, house trespassing, and robbery. He was part of the mob that set the house of 73-year-old Manori on fire during the riots.
As per the prosecution, Yadav was an "active member of the riotous mob" and took active participation in vandalizing and arson on the night of February 25, 2020.

Delhi riots: Man gets 5 years in jail in first sentencing in case

A Delhi court has sentenced a man to five years in jail for his role in Delhi riots of February 2020. This is the first conviction in the riots case

Delhi riots: Man sentenced to five years in jail
First conviction in a Northeast Delhi riots case
25-year-old convicted of arson, looting, rioting
House of 73-yr-old Manori&nbsp;was set on fire by mob

Northeast Delhi riots: 25-year-old&nbsp;Dinesh Yadav was part of the mob that set the house of 73-year-old Manori on fire during the riots

A Delhi court on Thursday sentenced a man to five years in jail for his role in Delhi riots of February 2020.
This is the first conviction and sentencing in the Capital riots case.
The court had earlier convicted Dinesh Yadav for being part of a riotous mob that set a house on fire.
25-year-old&nbsp;Dinesh Yadav was found guilty of being a member of an unlawful assembly, rioting, arson, house trespassing, and robbery. He was part of the mob that set the house of 73-year-old Manori on fire during the riots.
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The elderly woman had said a mob of around 150 to 200 rioters attacked her house on February 25, when her family was away, and looted several valuables.
As per the prosecution, Yadav was an "active member of the riotous mob" and took active participation in vandalizing and arson on the night of February 25, 2020.

A Delhi court has observed that the standard of investigation in a large number of 2020 northeast Delhi riots cases is &ldquo;very poor&rdquo;.
The court made the observation while framing charges against one Ashraf Ali for allegedly attacking police officials with acid, glass bottles and bricks during the communal violence on February 25, 2020.
It pointed out that in a majority of cases investigating officers (IOs) have not been appearing in court and sought the intervention of the Delhi Police Commissioner. The court also added that IOs of the riot case have not been briefing the prosecutors for arguments on charges and are merely e-mailing PDF of the charge sheet to them on the morning of the hearing.
Furthermore, the court said the police hardly bother about taking the investigation to a logical end after filing half-baked charge sheets and as a result the accused, named in multiple cases, continue to languish in jails.
He also directed the copy of the order in this matter to be sent to the Commissioner of Delhi Police &ldquo;for his reference and directing the taking of remedial steps&rdquo;.

'Delhi riots case': Probe standard very poor in most cases, court observes

A Delhi court has observed that the standard of investigation in a large number of 2020 northeast Delhi riots cases is &ldquo;very poor&rdquo;.

Court: probe standard in several&nbsp;Delhi riots cases&nbsp; 'very poor'
Officers not appearing in court, not&nbsp;briefing prosecutors, court says
Court: police filing half-baked charge sheets, accused languishing in jails
Court sought intervention of Police Commissioner in Delhi riot case
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A court pointed out that in a majority of cases related to Delhi riots the&nbsp;investigating officers have not been appearing in court and sought the intervention of the Delhi Police Commissioner.

A Delhi court has observed that the standard of investigation in a large number of 2020 northeast Delhi riots cases is &ldquo;very poor&rdquo;.
The court made the observation while framing charges against one Ashraf Ali for allegedly attacking police officials with acid, glass bottles and bricks during the communal violence on February 25, 2020.
It pointed out that in a majority of cases investigating officers (IOs) have not been appearing in court and sought the intervention of the Delhi Police Commissioner. The court also added that IOs of the riot case have not been briefing the prosecutors for arguments on charges and are merely e-mailing PDF of the charge sheet to them on the morning of the hearing.
Furthermore, the court said the police hardly bother about taking the investigation to a logical end after filing half-baked charge sheets and as a result the accused, named in multiple cases, continue to languish in jails.
He also directed the copy of the order in this matter to be sent to the Commissioner of Delhi Police &ldquo;for his reference and directing the taking of remedial steps&rdquo;.

The Delhi Police has identified three of the policemen who allegedly forced five men injured during the riots in northeast Delhi last year to sing the national anthem. One of those injured men later died.&nbsp;
The three personnel, posted with the Delhi Armed Police, will be put through a lie-detector test, the Indian Express has reported quoting sources.&nbsp;
The special investigation unit of the Crime Branch questioned more than 100 police personnel and scanned a number of documents, including duty charts of the policemen deployed from outside during the riots.&nbsp;
The incident which happened in February last year has been captured on camera.&nbsp;

Delhi riots: 3 policemen who forced injured men to sing national anthem identified

The Delhi Police has identified three of the policemen who allegedly forced five men injured during the riots in northeast Delhi last year to sing the national anthem.

Delhi riots: 3 cops who allegedly forced injured men to sing national anthem identified
Video of the incident from last year's riots was widely circulated on social media
The 3 cops will undergo a lie-detector test: reports

The three policemen will be put through a lie-detector test, the Indian Express has reported quoting sources.&nbsp;

The Delhi Police has identified three of the policemen who allegedly forced five men injured during the riots in northeast Delhi last year to sing the national anthem. One of those injured men later died.&nbsp;
The three personnel, posted with the Delhi Armed Police, will be put through a lie-detector test, the Indian Express has reported quoting sources.&nbsp;
The special investigation unit of the Crime Branch questioned more than 100 police personnel and scanned a number of documents, including duty charts of the policemen deployed from outside during the riots.&nbsp;
The incident which happened in February last year has been captured on camera.&nbsp;

The SC on Friday upheld the Delhi High Court order granting bail to three student activists who were jailed for a year for their alleged roled in Delhi riots case..

Delhi riots case: 3 students to stay out of jail, but SC will examine the HC bail order

The Supreme Court on Friday upheld the Delhi High Court order granting bail to three student activists who were jailed for a year for their alleged role&nbsp;in Delhi riots case.

3 students to stay out of jail, but SC will examine Delhi HC bail order

The Supreme Court on Friday upheld the Delhi High Court order granting bail to three student activists who were jailed for a year for their alleged roled in Delhi riots case.
The Delhi Police had challenged the bail to Devangana Kalita, Natasha Narwal and Asif Iqbal Tanha. The trio will remain out on bail, the top court has said.
The Supreme Court, however, said that the High Court order could not be used as precedent for future cases. It agreed to examine the legal aspects of the Delhi High Court verdict, and said the case would be taken up next month.
The police had said that the High Court's findings are "perverse and contrary to record" and appeared to be based "more on the social media narrative.

The Supreme Court on Friday upheld the Delhi High Court order granting bail to three student activists who were jailed for a year for their alleged roled in Delhi riots case.
The Delhi Police had challenged the bail to Devangana Kalita, Natasha Narwal and Asif Iqbal Tanha. The trio will remain out on bail, the top court has said.
The Supreme Court, however, said that the High Court order could not be used as precedent for future cases. It agreed to examine the legal aspects of the Delhi High Court verdict, and said the case would be taken up next month.
The police had said that the High Court's findings are "perverse and contrary to record" and appeared to be based "more on the social media narrative.
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A Delhi court on Thursday ordered the release of the three student activists who were languishing in jail for 2 days even after being granted bail by the Delhi High Court on Tuesday.
The three -- JNU scholars Devangana Kalita and Natasha Narwal, and Jamia studemt Asif Iqbal -- had spent 36 hours in jail even after the bail order as Delhi Police sought time to verify their permanent addressed before their release.
The activist moved Delhi High Court on Thursday morning seeking direction for their release. The HC asked the Trial Court to decide on the matter expeditiously after which the release order came.
The Trial Court had on Wednesday deferred the release order after Delhi Police's plea.
Kalita, Narwal and Tanha were arrested by Delhi Police on charges of conspiracy in Delhi riots. The High Court in its bail order had termed the charges against them &ldquo;stretched&rdquo; and &ldquo;hyperbole&rdquo;.

Court releases Pinjra Tod activists & Jamia student, cops accused of deliberate delay

A Delhi court on Thursday ordered the release of the three student activists who were languishing in jail for 2 days even after being granted bail by the Delhi High Court on Tuesday.

Court releases activists who got bail 2 days ago, cops accused of delay

A Delhi court on Thursday ordered the release of the three student activists who were languishing in jail for 2 days even after being granted bail by the Delhi High Court on Tuesday.
The three -- JNU scholars Devangana Kalita and Natasha Narwal, and Jamia studemt Asif Iqbal -- had spent 36 hours in jail even after the bail order as Delhi Police sought time to verify their permanent addressed before their release.
The activist moved Delhi High Court on Thursday morning seeking direction for their release. The HC asked the Trial Court to decide on the matter expeditiously after which the release order came.
The Trial Court had on Wednesday deferred the release order after Delhi Police's plea.
Kalita, Narwal and Tanha were arrested by Delhi Police on charges of conspiracy in Delhi riots. The High Court in its bail order had termed the charges against them &ldquo;stretched&rdquo; and &ldquo;hyperbole&rdquo;.

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