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SC stops demolition drive in Delhi's Jahangirpuri, agrees to take up plea against razing of houses of riot accused.
Civic officials had started what they called 'an anti-encroachment' drive in Jahangirpuri on Wednesday morning. 
 

Hanuman Jayanti Violence: Supreme Court stops demolition drive in Delhi's Jahangirpuri

SC orders status-quo on demolition drive in Delhi's Jahangirpuri
Civic officials carrying out a demolition drive in Jahangirpuri&nbsp;
Mayor: it is a routine drive against encroachment

Jahangirpuri riots: SC stops demolition drive in the tense area

((montage of demolition drive which then freezes))
((visuals from the demolition drive))
VO 1: Half-razed structures, pile of tin sheets, completely destroyed carts line the streets of Delhi&rsquo;s Jahangirpuri after the Supreme Court ordered a halt to the demolition drive in riots-hit area. &nbsp;The top court has asked the matter to be out before an appropriate bench on Thursday.
VO2: However, according to multiple media reports the demolition exercise continued for half an hour after the top court&rsquo;s order with officials saying they are yet to receive formal intimation.
BITE: Sanjay Goel, Commissioner, NDMC ---- I found out about the SC order from media only. I will speak to my counsel first. We will follow SC orders. ((Encoder 1 11-13-52))
VO 3: On Wednesday morning, the North Delhi&rsquo;s civic body started what it called an &lsquo;anti-encroachment&rsquo; drive in Jahangirpuri, an area that witnessed communal clashes on Hanuman Jayanti.
BITE: Raja Iqbal Singh, Mayor, North Delhi--- These properties are built on govt land and we had warned several times earlier as well.&nbsp; ((Encoder 1 11-03-52))
VO 4: The timing of demolition drive has raised several questions as it comes a day after the Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta wrote to the party-ruled North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) to identify illegal constructions of &ldquo;rioters&rdquo; in Jahangirpuri and demolish them using bulldozers. The mayor has however said that the action was not taken for political reasons.
BITE: Raja Iqbal Singh, Mayor, North Delhi ---&nbsp; This action was going to be taken, people of the area were facing a lot of trouble. There was land-grabbing. It is causing traffic jams ((Encoder 1 11-03-52)).
VO: Heavy police and paramilitary forces have been deployed in the area after the civic body wrote to the Delhi Police on Tuesday requesting at least 400 police personnel to maintain law and order.
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Civic officials had started what they called 'an anti-encroachment' drive in Jahangirpuri&nbsp;on Wednesday morning.&nbsp;

The Supreme Court on Wednesday stopped the anti-encroachment drive by authorities in violence-hit Jahangirpuri area here, and agreed to hear a petition challenging the action of the civic bodies allegedly aimed against the riot accused.
A bench headed by Chief Justice N V Ramana ordered status quo in the present situation, and said the petition would be listed before an appropriate bench. Senior advocate Dushyant Dave mentioned a petition against the special joint encroachment removal action of civic bodies including the NDMC and the PWD, and said &ldquo;a completely unauthorised and unconstitutional demolition&rdquo; has been ordered. &nbsp;
He alleged that the demolition, which was to start at 2 pm on Wednesday, has begun at 9 am and no mandatory notice for demolition has been served on the alleged violators.
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The area had witnessed violent clashes, including stone pelting, arson and firing, between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession on Saturday. Eight police personnel and a local resident had sustained injuries.

The Delhi Police has slapped the stringent National Security Act (NSA) on five persons arrested in connection with the April 16 Jahangirpuri violence and arrested two more people, including a man for allegedly supplying a pistol to an accused.
Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, leaving eight police personnel and a local resident injured.
According to police, there was stone-pelting and arson during the clashes and some vehicles were also torched.
Police said that among those booked under the NSA are Ansar, the alleged "main conspirator" behind the violence, and Sonu, who was seen in a video opening fire during the clashes.
The other three are Salim, Dilshad and Ahir who are facing charges under the NSA for their alleged involvement in the violence, they said.
Police on Tuesday said that a man named "Gulli" has been arrested for allegedly supplying a pistol to an accused of the Jahangirpuri violence. Besides Gulli, Dilshad has also been arrested in the case. They are both residents of Jahangirpuri.
According to police, 25 people have been arrested and two juveniles apprehended in connection with the clashes.
Asked if any of the accused has links with the Popular Front of India (PFI), a senior police officer said that the investigation is in the initial stage and all angles are being probed.
"The investigation is in its initial stage and if there is any link with PFI or if it was part of any criminal conspiracy or it was a pre-planned act, the crime branch unit of the Delhi Police is investigating the matter from all angles. A detailed and thorough investigation is being done by the investigation teams," the officer said.
Multiple purported videos of the Jahangirpuri violence has emerged which are being analysed by the Crime Branch team to identify the more culprits.
In one such purported video, several people were seen coming from behind the procession. Some of them were also seen brandishing swords.

National Security Act slapped on 5 for alleged role in Jahangirpuri violence

The Delhi Police has slapped the stringent National Security Act (NSA) on five persons arrested in connection with the April 16 Jahangirpuri violence and arrested two more people, including a man for allegedly supplying a pistol to an accused.&nbsp; Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, leaving eight police personnel and a local resident injured.&nbsp; According to police, there was stone-pelting and arson during the clashes and some vehicles were also torched.&nbsp; Police said that among those booked under the NSA are Ansar, the alleged "main conspirator" behind the violence, and Sonu, who was seen in a video opening fire during the clashes and three others. &nbsp; Police on Tuesday said that a man named "Gulli" has been arrested for allegedly supplying a pistol to an accused of the Jahangirpuri violence. Besides Gulli, Dilshad has also been arrested in the case. They are both residents of Jahangirpuri.&nbsp;

The Delhi Police slapped the stringent National Security Act (NSA) on 5 arrested in connection with Jahangirpuri violence and arrested two more, including a man for allegedly supplying a pistol to an accused

The Delhi Police has slapped the stringent National Security Act (NSA) on five persons arrested in connection with the April 16 Jahangirpuri violence and arrested two more people, including a man for allegedly supplying a pistol to an accused.
Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, leaving eight police personnel and a local resident injured.
According to police, there was stone-pelting and arson during the clashes and some vehicles were also torched.
Police said that among those booked under the NSA are Ansar, the alleged "main conspirator" behind the violence, and Sonu, who was seen in a video opening fire during the clashes.
The other three are Salim, Dilshad and Ahir who are facing charges under the NSA for their alleged involvement in the violence, they said.
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Police on Tuesday said that a man named "Gulli" has been arrested for allegedly supplying a pistol to an accused of the Jahangirpuri violence. Besides Gulli, Dilshad has also been arrested in the case. They are both residents of Jahangirpuri.
According to police, 25 people have been arrested and two juveniles apprehended in connection with the clashes.
When asked if any of the accused have links with the Popular Front of India (PFI), a senior police officer said that the investigation is in the initial stage and all angles are being probed.
"The investigation is in its initial stage and if there is any link with PFI or if it was part of any criminal conspiracy or it was a pre-planned act, the crime branch unit of the Delhi Police is investigating the matter from all angles. A detailed and thorough investigation is being done by the investigation teams," the officer said.
Multiple purported videos of the Jahangirpuri violence have emerged which are being analysed by the Crime Branch team to identify the more culprits.
In one such purported video, several people were seen coming from behind the procession. Some of them were also seen brandishing swords.

The BJP-ruled NDMC has scheduled an anti-encroachment drive on Wednesday and Thursday in Jahangirpuri, where clashes broke out during a Hanuman Jayanti procession, and has asked the Delhi Police to provide at least 400 personnel to maintain law and order.
Meanwhile, Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta on Tuesday wrote to the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) mayor to identify the illegal constructions of "rioters" in Jahangirpuri and demolish it using bulldozers.
The copy of the letter was also sent to commissioner of the municipal body.
Clashes broke out between two communities during the procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, leaving eight police personnel and a local resident injured. There was also stone-pelting and arson during the clashes and some vehicles were also torched.
The north civic body in a letter to the Northwest deputy commissioner of police (DCP) said that a special joint encroachment removal action programme, comprising the public works department, police, works department, health and sanitation department, veterinary department and enforcement cell of the NDMC has been scheduled in Jahangirpuri.  “You (police) are therefore requested to provide at least 400 police personnel including lady police/outer force for maintaining law and order during the encroachment removal action on April 20 or April 21 (9.30 am onwards) as per your convenience for three days,” the assistant commissioner, NDMC civil lines zone, said in the letter to the DCP.  Delhi BJP president Gupta, said that a Hanuman Jayanti procession passing through Jahangirpuri was pelted with stones by anti-social elements and rioters on April 16 These anti-social elements have protection of the local MLA and councillor as a result of which they have made large numbers of encroachments and illegal constructions, he alleged.
"The illegal constructions and encroachments by these rioters should be identified and demolished with bulldozers and strict action should be taken against them at the earliest," Delhi BJP president wrote to Mayor Raja Iqbal.
The ruling AAP and the BJP have been engaged in blame game over the violence and arson in Jahangirpuri. While the AAP has been alleging that main accused in the clashes belonged to the BJP, the saffron party claims they belong to the AAP.

Delhi Violence: MCD to undertake demolition drive in Jahangirpuri, 400 personnel requested

MCD to undertake demolition drive in Jahangirpuri, 400 personnel requested

The BJP-ruled NDMC has scheduled an anti-encroachment drive on Wednesday and Thursday in Jahangirpuri, where clashes broke out during a Hanuman Jayanti procession, and has asked the Delhi Police to provide at least 400 personnel to maintain law and order.
Meanwhile, Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta on Tuesday wrote to the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) mayor to identify the illegal constructions of "rioters" in Jahangirpuri and demolish it using bulldozers.
Clashes broke out between two communities during the procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, leaving eight police personnel and a local resident injured.&nbsp;
The north civic body in a letter to the Northwest deputy commissioner of police (DCP) said that a special joint encroachment removal action programme has been scheduled in Jahangirpuri.&nbsp;
AAP and the BJP have been engaged in blame game over the violence in Jahangirpuri. While the AAP has been alleging that main accused in the clashes belonged to the BJP, the saffron party claims they belong to the AAP.

The North Delhi Municipal Corporation in a letter to the DCP&nbsp;(North West) requested at least 400 police personnel during the encroachment removal On April 20

The BJP-ruled NDMC has scheduled an anti-encroachment drive on Wednesday and Thursday in Jahangirpuri, where clashes broke out during a Hanuman Jayanti procession, and has asked the Delhi Police to provide at least 400 personnel to maintain law and order.
Meanwhile, Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta on Tuesday wrote to the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) mayor to identify the illegal constructions of "rioters" in Jahangirpuri and demolish it using bulldozers.
The copy of the letter was also sent to commissioner of the municipal body.
Clashes broke out between two communities during the procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, leaving eight police personnel and a local resident injured. There was also stone-pelting and arson during the clashes and some vehicles were also torched.
The north civic body in a letter to the Northwest deputy commissioner of police (DCP) said that a special joint encroachment removal action programme, comprising the public works department, police, works department, health and sanitation department, veterinary department and enforcement cell of the NDMC has been scheduled in Jahangirpuri.&nbsp; &ldquo;You (police) are therefore requested to provide at least 400 police personnel including lady police/outer force for maintaining law and order during the encroachment removal action on April 20 or April 21 (9.30 am onwards) as per your convenience for three days,&rdquo; the assistant commissioner, NDMC civil lines zone, said in the letter to the DCP.&nbsp; Delhi BJP president Gupta, said that a Hanuman Jayanti procession passing through Jahangirpuri was pelted with stones by anti-social elements and rioters on April 16 These anti-social elements have protection of the local MLA and councillor as a result of which they have made large numbers of encroachments and illegal constructions, he alleged.
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"The illegal constructions and encroachments by these rioters should be identified and demolished with bulldozers and strict action should be taken against them at the earliest," Delhi BJP president wrote to Mayor Raja Iqbal.
The ruling AAP and the BJP have been engaged in blame game over the violence and arson in Jahangirpuri. While the AAP has been alleging that main accused in the clashes belonged to the BJP, the saffron party claims they belong to the AAP.

The Jahangirpuri violence in Delhi has now led to a face-off between the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, a right-wing organisation, and the Delhi Police. On April 16, violence broke out when a 'shobha yatra' was being conducted in Delhi's Jahangirpuri on the Hindu festival of Hanuman Jayanti.
Two days later, on April 18, news reports suggested that the VHP and the Bajrang Dal had been booked for taking out a procession without permission.Reports said that Delhi Police had also arrested a local VHP leader. The press release was then withdrawn by the Delhi Police, according to news agency PTI.
Subsequently, the police force said that organisers of the Hanuman Jayanti rally had been booked, but did not name the VHP and Bajrang Dal. Police also said that a person had joined the questioning, and was let off after questioning.
VHP spokesperson Vinod Bansal reacted to the news reports, claiming that the organisers had due permission. He said, "We heard that Delhi Police is trying to take action against some VHP workers. We are proud of Delhi Police. Their brave personnel saved many of our workers during attempted slaughter of Hindus in Jahangirpuri by Islamic jihadis. But we found out yesterday that an FIR has been registered against VHP for not taking permission, and there were attempts to detain or arrest some VHP workers. This is unfortunate, and raises questions about the functioning of Delhi Police."
Bansal added, "In last few years, dozens of Hindus have been killed in Delhi. The killers entered the victims' homes and murdered them with hammers, swords, knives, and guns. This happened in markets, parks. Islamic jihadis did this via mob lynching also. But concrete results did not come out of the cases. The criminals are not scared of Delhi police. This might've resulted in the Jahangirpuri incident. We'll fight the legal battle if VHP or its workers are ensnared in false cases."

Delhi police saved VHP workers during Jahangirpuri violence, claims group on Hanuman Jayanti incident

Why VHP is angry with Delhi Police after Jahangirpuri violence: Hanuman Jayanti yatra organisers booked?


((SHORT OPENING BYTE WITH TRANSLATION))
 VINOD BANSAL, SPOKESPERSON, VISHWA HINDU PARISHADANI REC - 19 APR 2022 - Encoder 1 09-23-52
(0:01 - 0:09) TRANSLATION - We haven't seen criminals being afraid of Delhi Police. This might've resulted in the Jahangirpuri incident.
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 ((JAHANGIRPURI VIOLENCE VISUALS))
 The Jahangirpuri violence in Delhi has now led to a face-off between the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, a right-wing organisation, and the Delhi Police. On April 16, violence broke out when a 'shobha yatra' was being conducted in Delhi's Jahangirpuri on the Hindu festival of Hanuman Jayanti. Two days later, on April 18, news reports suggested that the VHP and the Bajrang Dal had been booked for taking out a procession without permission. Reports said that Delhi Police had also arrested a local VHP leader. The press release was then withdrawn by the Delhi Police, according to news agency PTI. Subsequently, the police force said that organisers of the Hanuman Jayanti rally had been booked, but did not name the VHP and Bajrang Dal. Police also said that a person had joined the questioning, and was let off after questioning. VHP spokesperson Vinod Bansal reacted to the news reports, claiming that the organisers had due permission.
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 BYTE VINOD BANSAL, SPOKESPERSON, VISHWA HINDU PARISHAD ANI REC - 19 APR 2022 - Encoder 1 09-18-52
(3:42 - 4:03, 4:12 - 5:00)
 ANI REC - 19 APR 2022 - Encoder 1 09-23-52
(0:00 - 0:25, 0:40 - 0:53) DELHI 19 APR 2022
 TRANSLATION - We heard that Delhi Police is trying to take action against some VHP workers. We are proud of Delhi Police. Their brave personnel saved many of our workers during attempted slaughter of Hindus in Jahangirpuri by Islamic jihadis. But we found out yesterday that an FIR has been registered against VHP for not taking permission, and there were attempts to detain or arrest some VHP workers. This is unfortunate, and raises questions about the functioning of Delhi Police. In last few years, dozens of Hindus have been killed in Delhi. The killers entered the victims' homes and murdered them with hammers, swords, knives, and guns. This happened in markets, parks. Islamic jihadis did this via mob lynching also. But concrete results did not come out of the cases. The criminals are not scared of Delhi police. This might've resulted in the Jahangirpuri incident. We'll fight the legal battle if VHP or its workers are ensnared in false cases. Our work is done as per the law. We took permission. This was mentioned by our delegation which met the Police Commissioner two days earlier.&nbsp;
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CAPTIONS Delhi violence: VHP versus police? Hanuman Jayanti organisers booked? VHP reacted to news reports of FIR We took due permission: VHP leader 'False cases to hide police inaction'

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The Jahangirpuri violence in Delhi has now led to a face-off between the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, a right-wing organisation, and the Delhi Police.&nbsp;On April 16, violence broke out when a 'shobha yatra' was being conducted in Delhi's Jahangirpuri on the Hindu festival of Hanuman Jayanti.
Two days later, on April 18, news reports suggested that the VHP and the Bajrang Dal had been booked for taking out a procession without permission.Reports said that Delhi Police had also arrested a local VHP leader.&nbsp;The press release was then withdrawn by the Delhi Police, according to news agency PTI.
Subsequently, the police force said that organisers of the Hanuman Jayanti rally had been booked, but did not name the VHP and Bajrang Dal.&nbsp;Police also said that a person had joined the questioning, and was let off after questioning.
VHP spokesperson Vinod Bansal reacted to the news reports, claiming that the organisers had due permission. He said, "We heard that Delhi Police is trying to take action against some VHP workers. We are proud of Delhi Police. Their brave personnel saved many of our workers during attempted slaughter of Hindus in Jahangirpuri by Islamic jihadis.&nbsp;But we found out yesterday that an FIR has been registered against VHP for not taking permission, and there were attempts to detain or arrest some VHP workers. This is unfortunate, and raises questions about the functioning of Delhi Police."
Bansal added, "In last few years, dozens of Hindus have been killed in Delhi. The killers entered the victims' homes and murdered them with hammers, swords, knives, and guns. This happened in markets, parks. Islamic jihadis did this via mob lynching also. But concrete results did not come out of the cases. The criminals are not scared of Delhi police. This might've resulted in the Jahangirpuri incident. We'll fight the legal battle if VHP or its workers are ensnared in false cases."

The Delhi Police on Monday arrested a 28-year-old man who was seen opening fire during a clash in the city's Jahangirpuri area, officials said.
The accused has been identified as Sonu alias Imam alias Yunus, a resident of C-Block in Jahangirpuri, they added.
"A video was being circulated on social media platforms on Sunday, showing a man in a blue shirt opening fire during the riots in Jahangirpuri. He has been apprehended on Monday by the special staff of northwest district from Mangal Bazaar Road and one sophisticated pistol was recovered from his possession," Deputy Commissioner of Police (Northwest) Usha Rangnani said.
A case under section 25 of the Arms Act has been registered. Sonu has disclosed that he had fired his pistol near Kushal Chowk during the incident. Further investigation is in progress, the DCP said.
Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured.

Jahangirpuri clashes: man seen opening fire in video arrested

Man seen opening firing during Jahangirpuri clash arrested

The Delhi Police on Monday arrested a 28-year-old man who was seen opening fire during a clash in the city's Jahangirpuri area, officials said.&nbsp; The accused has been identified as Sonu alias Imam alias Yunus.&nbsp; A case under section 25 of the Arms Act has been registered. Sonu&nbsp;disclosed that he had fired his pistol near Kushal Chowk during the incident. Further investigation is in progress, the DCP said.&nbsp; Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured.&nbsp; So far 24 people have been arrested. &nbsp; &nbsp;

The Delhi Police on Monday arrested a 28-year-old man who was seen opening&nbsp;fire during a clash in the city's Jahangirpuri area. So far 24 people have been arrested in the Jahangirpuri&nbsp;violence case

The Delhi Police on Monday arrested a 28-year-old man who was seen opening fire during a clash in the city's Jahangirpuri area, officials said.
The accused has been identified as Sonu alias Imam alias Yunus, a resident of C-Block in Jahangirpuri, they added.
"A video was being circulated on social media platforms on Sunday, showing a man in a blue shirt opening fire during the riots in Jahangirpuri. He has been apprehended on Monday by the special staff of northwest district from Mangal Bazaar Road and one sophisticated pistol was recovered from his possession," Deputy Commissioner of Police (Northwest) Usha Rangnani said.
A case under section 25 of the Arms Act has been registered. Sonu has disclosed that he had fired his pistol near Kushal Chowk during the incident. Further investigation is in progress, the DCP said.
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Clashes broke out between two communities during a Hanuman Jayanti procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, in which eight police personnel and a local resident were injured.

Following violent clashes on April 16, Delhi Police deployed drones to keep an eye on the situation in the national capital.&nbsp;After communal violence in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri, Delhi police released visuals of drone surveillance in other parts like the southeast.
On April 16, on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, violence broke out in Jahangirpuri when a 'shobha yatra' was being conducted.&nbsp;At least 9 people, including 8 cops, were reportedly injured.
Meanwhile, police claimed that the situation in Jahangirpuri was under control, but the force maintained heavy deployment in the area.&nbsp;Police said foot patrolling, area domination, and deep deployment were being done to keep tension from boiling over again.
The police also reportedly organised a meeting of the 'aman' (peace) committee of the affected areas.&nbsp;Deputy Commissioner of Police of northwest Delhi organised a meeting with aman committee members of Jahangirpuri, Mahendra Park, and Adarsh Nagar police stations.
Over a dozen people have been arrested, with more suspects being identified and apprehended, as per reports.

Delhi violence: drone visuals of areas as police boost surveillance after Jahangirpuri violence on Hanuman Jayanti

Watch drone view of Delhi after violence on Hanuman Jayanti in Jahangirpuri


Delhi violence: watch drone visuals; police boost surveillance over Jahangirpuri Hanuman Jayanti clash

THUMBNAIL WATCH DRONE VIEW OF DELHI AFTER VIOLENCE
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 ((DRONE VISUALS - CROP OUT POLICE TEXT AT THE BOTTOM, CHANGE MUSIC)) https://twitter.com/DCPSEastDelhi/status/1515654500396064770
&nbsp; TWITTER@DCPSEASTDELHI
 Following violent clashes on April 16, Delhi Police deployed drones to keep an eye on the situation in the national capital. After communal violence in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri, Delhi police released visuals of drone surveillance in other parts like the southeast. On April 16, on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, violence broke out in Jahangirpuri when a 'shobha yatra' was being conducted. At least 9 people, including 8 cops, were reportedly injured.
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 ((JAHANGIRPURI POLICE IMAGES)) https://twitter.com/DCP_NorthWest/status/1515595451265056770&nbsp;
Meanwhile, police claimed that the situation in Jahangirpuri was under control, but the force maintained heavy deployment in the area. Police said foot patrolling, area domination, and deep deployment were being done to keep tension from boiling over again.
&nbsp;
 ((MEETING IMAGES)) https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1515576351264178177
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The police also reportedly organised a meeting of the 'aman' (peace) committee of the affected areas. Deputy Commissioner of Police of northwest Delhi organised a meeting with aman committee members of Jahangirpuri, Mahendra Park, and Adarsh Nagar police stations.
 Over a dozen people have been arrested, with more suspects being identified and apprehended, as per reports.
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CAPTIONS Delhi: drone surveillance by police Increased surveillance post violence Situation under control, say police High deployment in Jahangirpuri 'Aman' (peace) committee meetings Over a dozen people arrested so far

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Following violent clashes on April 16, Delhi Police deployed drones to keep an eye on the situation in the national capital.&nbsp;After communal violence in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri, Delhi police released visuals of drone surveillance in other parts like the southeast.
On April 16, on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, violence broke out in Jahangirpuri when a 'shobha yatra' was being conducted.&nbsp;At least 9 people, including 8 cops, were reportedly injured.
Meanwhile, police claimed that the situation in Jahangirpuri was under control, but the force maintained heavy deployment in the area.&nbsp;Police said foot patrolling, area domination, and deep deployment were being done to keep tension from boiling over again.
The police also reportedly organised a meeting of the 'aman' (peace) committee of the affected areas.&nbsp;Deputy Commissioner of Police of northwest Delhi organised a meeting with aman committee members of Jahangirpuri, Mahendra Park, and Adarsh Nagar police stations.
Over a dozen people have been arrested, with more suspects being identified and apprehended, as per reports.

Fourteen people have been arrested in connection with the violence during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri, police said on Sunday.

Delhi: 14 arrested in Hanuman Jayanti violence that rocked Jahangirpuri and left 9 injured

14 arrested in Hanuman Jayanti violence that rocked Jahangirpuri and left 9 injured

NOTE: USING THE CLASH FOOTAGE, MENTION UNVERIFIED, REFER TO YESTERDAY'S VIDEO.
VO: Fourteen people have been arrested in connection with the violence during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri, police said on Sunday. Nine, including one civilian and eight police personnel, were injured in the incident.&nbsp;
VO: The police said there was stone-pelting and some vehicles were also torched during the clashes between two communities Saturday evening. A senior official said a police sub-inspector sustained a bullet injury.&nbsp;
VO: Deputy Commissioner of Police (Northwest) Usha Rangnani said an FIR has been registered&nbsp;under relevant sections.&nbsp;
VO: UP&rsquo;s Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Prashant Kumar said senior officials in the field have been asked to keep a close watch on sensitive areas of their respective districts.&nbsp;
((ANI PRASHANT KUMAR BYTE. ANI RECORDED ENCODER 1 08-03-5 from 00:14-00:50))&nbsp; PRASHANT KUMAR, ADG (LAW &amp; ORDER)&nbsp;
We are sharing information in real time with the Delhi police and our officers are in touch with them. Senior officers of Ghaziabad, Baghpat and Meerut are surveilling the area and we have issued orders for all to maintain vigilance. I would also like to add here that we won&rsquo;t let any anyone cause any disturbance. The administration has asked us to launch stringent enquiry against anti-social elements.&nbsp;
VO: Chief Minister Kejriwal said that the incident is extremely condemnable and appealed to all to maintain peace.&nbsp;
((KEJRIWAL BYTE ANI RECORDED ENCODER 1 07-58-51 FROM 02:32-03:03))&nbsp; Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi Chief Minister&nbsp;
I would like to appeal to all to maintain peace, the country cannot prosper without peace. Everyone should maintain peace, everyone should maintain order and if needed, talk to concerned agencies. In Delhi law and order is the responsibility of the Central govt, they should help maintain peace.&nbsp;
VO: The BJP issued a statement late night in a rejoinder to a joint statement from opposition parties over the recent incidents of hate speech and communal violence in the country.
((USE VISUALS OF JOINT STATEMENT))&nbsp;

Police keeping a close eye on developments in sensitive areas. Opposition members, Delhi CM Kejriwal&nbsp;condemn violence

Fourteen people have been arrested in connection with the violence during a Hanuman Jayanti procession in northwest Delhi's Jahangirpuri, police said on Sunday. Nine, including one civilian and eight police personnel, were injured in the incident.&nbsp;
The police said there was stone-pelting and some vehicles were also torched during the clashes between two communities Saturday evening. A senior official said a police sub-inspector sustained a bullet injury.&nbsp;
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Northwest) Usha Rangnani said an FIR has been registered&nbsp;under relevant sections.&nbsp;
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UP&rsquo;s Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Prashant Kumar said senior officials in the field have been asked to keep a close watch on sensitive areas of their respective districts.&nbsp;
Delhi Chief Minister Kejriwal said that the incident is extremely condemnable and appealed to all to maintain peace.&nbsp;
The BJP issued a statement late night in a rejoinder to a joint statement&nbsp;from opposition parties over the recent incidents of hate speech and communal violence in the country.&nbsp;

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