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A Delhi court on Saturday said the possible complicity of police officers in events leading up to the Jahangirpuri violence needs to be probed.  
The court reprimanded the police for not stopping the illegal procession on Hanuman Jayanti and instead accompanying the procession. The march reportedly did not have permission from the police.  
Deputy commissioner of police Usha Rangnani said in a statement that the “police has a prime and very focus responsibility of maintaining law and order, […] if any situation erupts, then police has to see to it that the situation doesn’t worsen”. 
Clashes broke out between two communities during a religious procession at Jahangirpuri on April 16, leaving eight police personnel and a local resident injured.
The court also said that at the fact of it, there was ‘utter failure’ of the Delhi Police in stopping the procession and the issue seems ‘to have simply brushed aside by senior officers’. The court added that the ‘complicity of the police officials, needs investigating and the liability of concerned officer, if any, needs to be fixed so such incidents are not repeated in the future.  

Delhi court asks for police complicity to be probed in Jahangirpuri violence 

The court reprimanded the police for not stopping the procession on Hanuman Jayanti and instead accompanying the procession. The march reportedly did not have permission from the police.  

The court reprimanded&nbsp;the police for not stopping the procession on Hanuman Jayanti and instead accompanying the procession. The march reportedly did not have permission from the police. &nbsp;

A Delhi court on Saturday said the possible complicity of police officers in events leading up to the Jahangirpuri violence needs to be probed. &nbsp;
The court reprimanded&nbsp;the police for not stopping the procession on Hanuman Jayanti and instead accompanying the procession. The march reportedly did not have permission from the police. &nbsp;
Deputy commissioner of police Usha Rangnani said in a statement that the &ldquo;police has a prime and very focused responsibility of maintaining law and order, [&hellip;] if any situation erupts, then police has to see to it that the situation doesn&rsquo;t worsen&rdquo;.&nbsp;
The court also said that at the fact of it, there was &lsquo;utter failure&rsquo; of the Delhi Police in stopping the procession and the issue seems &lsquo;to have simply brushed aside by senior officers&rsquo;. The court added that the &lsquo;complicity of the police officials, needs investigating and the liability of concerned officer, if any, needs to be fixed so such incidents are not repeated in the future. &nbsp;
Clashes broke out between two communities during a religious procession at Jahangirpuri on April 16, leaving eight police personnel and a local resident injured.
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Security measures in riot-hit Jahangirpuri are being reviewed and a decision on further deployment of forces would be taken according to the prevailing situation, the Delhi Police said on Monday.
Seeking to return to normalcy, Hindus and Muslims on Sunday took out a ‘Tiranga Yatra’ in Jahangirpuri’s C block - the epicentre of the April 16 clashes - and gave a message of peace and harmony.
The rally was facilitated by the Delhi Police, who deployed a heavy security in the area. It allowed about 50 people from the two communities to participate in the rally.
A day after the yatra, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North West) Usha Rangnani said, "Security arrangements are being reviewed based on the prevailing situation and accordingly, we would take a decision and required arrangements would be made." “As of now, appropriate, adequate and sufficient security personnel have been deployed in the area,” she said.
“A large number of security personnel, including those from the anti-riot force, have been deployed in the violence-hit areas of Jahangirpuri in northwest Delhi,” police said.
According to a senior officer, over 500 police personnel and six companies of additional force have been deployed in the area round-the-clock.
“A total of 80 tear gas gun parties and water cannons have been deployed. Drones are also being used in sensitive areas for rooftop surveillance. All senior officers have been instructed to be at the spot to avoid any untoward incident,” the officer said.
According to police, adequate force has also been deployed in sensitive areas other than Jahangirpuri.
Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in Jahangirpuri on April 16, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured.
Since April 17, there has been a heavy police deployment in C block.
According to police, there was stone-pelting and arson during the clashes between the two communities. Some vehicles were also torched.

Security arrangements in Jahangirpuri being reviewed: Delhi Police

Security measures in riot-hit Jahangirpuri are being reviewed and a decision on further deployment of forces would be taken according to the prevailing situation, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North West) Usha Rangnani said on Monday.&nbsp; Seeking a&nbsp;return to normalcy, Hindus and Muslims on Sunday took out a &lsquo;Tiranga Yatra&rsquo; in Jahangirpuri and gave a message of peace and harmony.&nbsp; According to a senior officer, over 500 police personnel and six companies of additional force have been deployed in the area round-the-clock.&nbsp; Additionally, 80 tear gas gun parties and water cannons have been deployed. Drones are also being used for rooftop surveillance of sensitive areas. Senior officers have been instructed to be present to avoid any &lsquo;untoward incident, the officer said.&nbsp;&nbsp; According to the police, adequate force has also been deployed in sensitive areas other than Jahangirpuri.&nbsp; Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in Jahangirpuri on April 16, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured.&nbsp;

Security measures in riot-hit Jahangirpuri are being reviewed and a decision on further deployment of forces would be taken according to the prevailing situation

Security measures in riot-hit Jahangirpuri are being reviewed and a decision on further deployment of forces would be taken according to the prevailing situation, the Delhi Police said on Monday.
Seeking to return to normalcy, Hindus and Muslims on Sunday took out a &lsquo;Tiranga Yatra&rsquo; in Jahangirpuri&rsquo;s C block - the epicentre of the April 16 clashes - and gave a message of peace and harmony.
The rally was facilitated by the Delhi Police, who deployed a heavy security in the area. It allowed about 50 people from the two communities to participate in the rally.
A day after the yatra, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North West) Usha Rangnani said, "Security arrangements are being reviewed based on the prevailing situation and accordingly, we would take a decision and required arrangements would be made." &ldquo;As of now, appropriate, adequate and sufficient security personnel have been deployed in the area,&rdquo; she said.
&ldquo;A large number of security personnel, including those from the anti-riot force, have been deployed in the violence-hit areas of Jahangirpuri in northwest Delhi,&rdquo; police said.
According to a senior officer, over 500 police personnel and six companies of additional force have been deployed in the area round-the-clock.
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&ldquo;A total of 80 tear gas gun parties and water cannons have been deployed. Drones are also being used in sensitive areas for rooftop surveillance. All senior officers have been instructed to be at the spot to avoid any untoward incident,&rdquo; the officer said.
According to police, adequate force has also been deployed in sensitive areas other than Jahangirpuri.
Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in Jahangirpuri on April 16, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured.
Since April 17, there has been a heavy police deployment in C block.
According to police, there was stone-pelting and arson during the clashes between the two communities. Some vehicles were also torched.

Hindus and Muslims on Sunday together took out a ‘Tiranga Yatra’ in Jahangirpuri’s C block – the epicentre of the April 16 clashes – giving a message of peace and harmony.
The rally was facilitated by the Delhi Police, who deployed a heavy security in the area. It allowed about 50 people from the two communities to participate in the rally.
Waving Indian flags, residents of C-Block lined up the streets, while others walked to their windows and balconies to witness the rally. They, too, waved the tricolour and showered flower petals at those that participated in the event.
There was a heavy deployment of police officials, along with the Central Reserve Police Force and Rapid Action Force personnel, to maintain the law and order situation during the rally. They were armed with teargas guns, and drones were used for surveillance.
Clashes broke out between the two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in Jahangirpuri, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured

Week after riots, Jahangirpuri residents take out a 'tiranga yatra'

Resident from across communities took out a ‘Tiranga Yatra’ in Jahangirpuri’s C block – the epicentre of the April 16 clashes – giving a message of peace and harmony.

Jahangirpuri residents' peace march
'Tiranga&nbsp;yatra' in&nbsp;Jahangirpuri
Peace march with help of Delhi police
Locals carry Indian flag during march
Peace rally under heavy security
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There was a heavy deployment of police officials, along with the Central Reserve Police Force and Rapid Action Force personnel, to maintain the law and order situation during the rally.

Hindus and Muslims on Sunday together took out a &lsquo;Tiranga Yatra&rsquo; in Jahangirpuri&rsquo;s C block &ndash; the epicentre of the April 16 clashes &ndash; giving a message of peace and harmony.
The rally was facilitated by the Delhi Police, who deployed a heavy security in the area. It allowed about 50 people from the two communities to participate in the rally.
Waving Indian flags, residents of C-Block lined up the streets, while others walked to their windows and balconies to witness the rally. They, too, waved the tricolour and showered flower petals at those that participated in the event.
There was a heavy deployment of police officials, along with the Central Reserve Police Force and Rapid Action Force personnel, to maintain the law and order situation during the rally. They were armed with teargas guns, and drones were used for surveillance.
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Clashes broke out between the two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in Jahangirpuri, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured

After staying the demolition of houses, shops and other structures in Delhi's riots-hit Jahangirpuri area on Wednesday, the SC on Thursday will take up the plea against the civic officials' action. 
The Supreme Court had to intervene twice to stop the drive after it took cognisance of a petition filed by Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind against the demolition.
The demolition is reported to have gone on for more than one and a half hours after the stay order forcing the top court to intervene again. 
Facing criticism over the timing of the demolition drive, North Delhi Municipal Corporation said that it was a 'routine exercise'. 
Jahangirpuri in north Delhi had witnessed violent clashes, including stone-pelting, arson, and firing, between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession on Saturday.

Jahangirpuri demolition: SC to take up plea today

After staying the demolition of houses, shops and other structures in Delhi's riots-hit Jahangirpuri area on Wednesday, the SC on Thursday will take up the plea against the civic officials' action. 

SC to take up plea against demolition drive in Jahangirpuri today

Jahangirpuri: demolition&nbsp;hearing today
SC intervened twice to stop demolition
Drive continued 1.5 hours after SC stay
Routine exercise, says civic body

The Supreme Court had to intervene twice to stop the drive after it took cognisance of a petition filed by Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind against the demolition.

After staying the demolition of houses, shops and other structures in Delhi's riots-hit Jahangirpuri&nbsp;area on Wednesday, the SC on Thursday will take up the plea against the civic officials' action.&nbsp;
The Supreme Court had to intervene twice to stop the drive after it took cognisance of a petition filed by Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind against the demolition.
The demolition is reported to have gone on for more than one and a half hours after the stay order forcing the top court to intervene again.&nbsp;
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Facing criticism over the timing of the demolition drive, North Delhi Municipal Corporation said that it was a 'routine exercise'.&nbsp;
Jahangirpuri in north Delhi had witnessed violent clashes, including stone-pelting, arson, and firing, between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession on Saturday.

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