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Delhi Govt formalizes aid to 1984 riot victims' families through employment, asserting a belated yet vital justice. CM Gupta addresses past oversights and prioritizes dignified support.

Delhi Govt Jobs for 1984 Riot Victims Families

In a historic effort, Delhi CM Gupta awards jobs to families of 1984 anti-Sikh riot victims, marking a step towards justice. Addressing past admin's inactions, her initiative brings dignity and employment as true justice unfolds after decades.

Delhi Govt offers jobs to 1984 riot victims families: CM Gupta

Delhi government provides jobs to 1984 anti-Sikh riot victims' families. CM Gupta highlights delayed justice, addresses past inactions, and aids Kashmiri migrants and COVID-19 families.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday said the process of delivering justice to 1984 anti-Sikh riot victims truly began after Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to power, as she handed over appointment letters to the kin of those killed in the carnage.
Gupta said by distributing these appointment letters, the Delhi Government has not just provided jobs but also recognised the dignity and identity of thousands of families who had waited decades for justice. She called it a landmark step in the journey toward justice for the victims of the 1984 Sikh riots.
&ldquo;The 1984 riots remain a dark chapter in the history of India -- one that is impossible to forget. For those who lost loved ones, no compensation can ever be enough for their pain,&rdquo; she noted.
The process of delivering justice to the riot victims and punishing the perpetrators truly began after Prime Minister Modi assumed power at the center, she said.
As she distributed appointment letters to 125 people, she said that it is akin to "justice walking into their lives after 40 years of silence and struggle".
"We cannot undo the past, but we can certainly improve their present,&rdquo; she said.
Hitting out at previous governments, she said over the last four decades, the victims endured immense pain and hardship but were not provided meaningful assistance.
&ldquo;Today, as we appoint 125 individuals, with 19 already having joined their duties, it is a moment of pride for all of us. This is more than a bureaucratic decision -- it is a restoration of rightful entitlements," she added.
Gupta said past governments had ignored the struggle of Kashmiri migrants but her government has already begun the disbursement of pending aid and grants to them.
She also highlighted that many families who lost loved ones during the COVID-19 pandemic were not provided any compensation.
To address this, a special committee has been formed to identify such cases and provide financial support.
Recalling the contributions of those who were imprisoned during the Emergency, she said they were never honoured. "Our government has now decided that such defenders of democracy will receive the same respect as they do in other states.&rdquo; Delhi cabinet minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa called the appointments historic.
&ldquo;This appointment is historic in itself, as the Delhi Government has even relaxed eligibility conditions to ensure justice is served.
"Today&rsquo;s process proves beyond doubt that while justice may be delayed, it is not always denied; it arrives, and it arrives with dignity," he added.

A Delhi court acquitted 11 men involved in the 2020 riots due to inadequate evidence, questioning police witness reliability.

Delhi Court Acquits 11 in 2020 Riots Case

A significant Delhi court ruling acquits 11 in 2020 riots case, citing lack of evidence and doubts over police witness testimonies.

Delhi Court acquits 11 in 2020 riots case over lack of evidence

Delhi court acquits 11 men in 2020 riots case due to insufficient evidence, questioning police reliability.

A Delhi court has acquitted 11 men accused of arson and theft charges in a February 2020 riots' case for want of evidence.
Additional Sessions Judge Pulastya Pramachala observed the two police witnesses who identified the accused persons in the case appeared to be "artificial eyewitnesses".
The prosecution alleged the accused persons were involved in theft, vandalism and arson in some shops on the intervening night of February 24 and 25, 2020.
In an order dated May 14, the court said the core issue in the matter was the identification of the accused persons comprising the mob involved in the crime.
The two police witnesses, the court noted, posted in the same police station, identified the photographs of the accused persons after a 10-month gap.
&ldquo;If prosecution witness (PW) 9, assistant sub-inspector (ASI) Jahangir and PW 10, ASI Vanvir, had actually seen and identified the accused persons among the rioters on February 24, 2020, then there was no good reason for them to keep silent for such a long period,&rdquo; the court said.
The investigating officer was said to have known that the two police officials were on duty at the spot, but he did not examine them.
&ldquo;Showing photographs of the accused to PW 9, when they were already arrested in this case, appears to be an unnatural action, giving the impression that PW9 was artificially made an eyewitness to identify the accused persons," the order said.
The court, as a result, discarded the witness testimony.
The statement of another witness, namely, Aslam, who identified the accused in court for the first time though he had in fact known them from before was termed "suspicious" by the court.
The order held that the charges against the accused persons were not proved beyond a reasonable doubt and acquitted Ankit Chaudhary, Sumit, Pappu, Vijay, Ashish Kumar, Sourabh Kaushik, Bhupender, Shakti Singh, Sachin Kumar, Rahul and Yogesh.

Crime data published by&nbsp;by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) shows that despite the lockdown&nbsp;last year crime rates have dipped marginally but rate of 'riots' have almost doubled.&nbsp;According to the latest data&nbsp;communal riots registered an increase of 96% in 2020, caste riots saw an increase of close to 50%, agrarian riots 38% and riots during &lsquo;andolan/morcha&rsquo; increased by 33% vs the previous year.&nbsp;
As per the data released 2020 saw 857 cases of communal riots being registered across the country a with the Delhi Police alone registering 520 cases of communal riots in the year due to the Northeast Delhi riots of February last year.Cases of caste conflict however, were highest in Bihar&nbsp;followed by Maharashtra&nbsp;and Uttar Pradesh.&nbsp;
As per the NCRB&nbsp;data India recorded an average of 80 murder and 77 rape cases everyday in 2020.The country witnessed a total of 29,193 fatalities with Uttar Pradesh accounting for maximum murders with 3779 such cases

Crime data: Communal riots up 96% in, 80 murders & 77 rapes daily in India

The latest crime data shows that number of communal riots almost doubled last year. India also on average faced80 murders &amp; 77 rapes daily.

Crime Data

India recorded an average of 80 murder and 77 rape cases everyday in 2020, National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) report&nbsp;

Crime data published by&nbsp;by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) shows that despite the lockdown&nbsp;last year crime rates have dipped marginally but rate of 'riots' have almost doubled.&nbsp; According to the latest data&nbsp;communal riots registered an increase of 96% in 2020, caste riots saw an increase of close to 50%, agrarian riots 38% and riots during &lsquo;andolan/morcha&rsquo; increased by 33% vs the previous year.&nbsp;
As per the data released 2020 saw 857 cases of communal riots being registered across the country a with the Delhi Police alone registering 520 cases of communal riots in the year due to the Northeast Delhi riots of February last year. Cases of caste conflict however, were highest in Bihar&nbsp;followed by Maharashtra&nbsp;and Uttar Pradesh.&nbsp;
As per the NCRB&nbsp;data India recorded an average of 80 murder and 77 rape cases everyday in 2020.The country witnessed a total of 29,193 fatalities with Uttar Pradesh accounting for maximum murders with 3779 such cases

An SHO and three police officers of the Uttar Pradesh Police were suspended after a photo went viral of them using plastic stool and a wicker basket as protective gear while handling a riot situation in Unnao.
UP Police in a tweet said an explanation has been sought from the Superintendent of Police of Unnao as to why such laxity, incompetence and unprofessional behaviour was seen by the cops whereas the force has been supplied with sufficient riot gears in all districts.
The Uttar Pradesh Police has faced a lot of criticism for not providing enough riot gear to the police force on the ground.

UP cops suspended for getting 'creative' during a riot situation, UP police suspend officers

UP: SHO,&nbsp;3 cops suspended for being 'creative' during a riot&nbsp;
Cops used a plastic stool and a wicker basket as protective gear
Lucknow&nbsp;IG slams cops for laxity, incompetence and unprofessional behaviour
Riot gears available: UP Police seeks explanation from officers

A&nbsp;Station House Officer&nbsp;and three policemen in&nbsp;Uttar Pradesh&nbsp;were suspended after a photo of them using plastic stool and a wicker basket as protective gear while handling a riot situation in Unnao&nbsp;went viral.
The Uttar Pradesh Police in a tweet said an explanation has been sought from the Superintendent of Police of Unnao as to why such laxity, incompetence and unprofessional behaviour was shown by the cops even as&nbsp;the force has been supplied with sufficient riot gears in all districts.
The Uttar Pradesh Police has faced a lot of criticism for not providing enough riot gear to the police force on the ground.

Sporting Lisbon fans clashed with riot police while waiting for the team bus to arrive at Marques the Pombal square where Lisbon teams traditionally celebrate the Portuguese league title.
Thousands of Sporting Lisbon fans took to the city streets on Tuesday night to celebrate and cheer their club as it was crowned Portuguese league champion after a 1-0 home win against Boavista.
After missing out on the title since 2002, Sporting lifted its 19th Portuguese league trophy, with two matches still to play.

Sporting Lisbon fans clash with riot police amid title celebrations

Sporting Lisbon fans clashed with riot police while waiting for the team bus to arrive at Marques the Pombal square where Lisbon teams traditionally celebrate the Portuguese league title.

Sporting Lisbon fans clashed with riot police while waiting for the team bus to arrive at Marques the Pombal square where Lisbon teams traditionally celebrate the Portuguese league title.
Thousands of Sporting Lisbon fans took to the city streets on Tuesday night to celebrate and cheer their club as it was crowned Portuguese league champion after a 1-0 home win against Boavista.
After missing out on the title since 2002, Sporting lifted its 19th Portuguese league trophy, with two matches still to play.

Thousands march in anti-govt protest in Belarus capital

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in central Minsk on Sunday to protest against the regime of President Alexander Lukashenko.
The march has become a weekly occurrence on Sunday afternoons, following the disputed electoral victory of Lukashenko on Aug. 9, with the largest rallies in Minsk attracting up to 200,000 people.
Riot police and military vehicles were earlier deployed in the capital in preparation for the protest, and several people were reportedly detained as it started.

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in central Minsk on Sunday to protest against the regime of President Alexander Lukashenko.
The march has become a weekly occurrence on Sunday afternoons, following the disputed electoral victory of Lukashenko on Aug. 9, with the largest rallies in Minsk attracting up to 200,000 people.
Riot police and military vehicles were earlier deployed in the capital in preparation for the protest, and several people were reportedly detained as it started.

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