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The Assam Police have arrested two people for &ldquo;instigating&rdquo; violence during the eviction drive in Darrang district on September 23 during which two people had died.
The two arrested people have been identified as Asmat Ali Ahmed and Chand Mamud.
Darrang Superintendent of Police Sushanta Biswa Sarma said that the duo instigated the protesters, and asked them not to leave their homes during the eviction.
Last week, the government&rsquo;s eviction drive in Dholpur 3 village had turned violent, leaving two, including a 12-year-old, dead.
Police had fired at the protesters and the video of the incident showed a govt photographer stomping on the body of a protester who was shot. The video has triggered massive outrage and the photographer, Bijay Bania, was later arrested. He is currently in Guwahati jail.

Assam violence: 2 arrested for 'instigating' people during eviction drive

Assam violence: 2 arrested for 'instigating' people during eviction drive, cops say violence was planned 

2 arrested for 'instigating' people during Assam eviction drive

2 arrested for 'instigating' people during Assam eviction drive
Protest against eviction drive had turned violent, 2 died
Video showed govt photographer stomping on a body
Video of violence triggered outrage, photographer arrested

The two arrested people have been identified as Asmat Ali Ahmed and Chand Mamud.&nbsp;Darrang SP&nbsp;Sushanta Biswa Sarma said that the duo instigated the protesters, and asked them not to leave their homes during the eviction.

The Assam Police have arrested two people for &ldquo;instigating&rdquo; violence during the eviction drive in Darrang district on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/assam-cameraman-seen-stomping-on-protester-s-body-arrested-1632464274989">September 23 during which two people had died</a>.
The two arrested people have been identified as Asmat Ali Ahmed and Chand Mamud.
Darrang Superintendent of Police Sushanta Biswa Sarma said that the duo instigated the protesters, and asked them not to leave their homes during the eviction.
Last week, the government&rsquo;s eviction drive in Dholpur 3 village had turned violent, leaving two, including a 12-year-old, dead.
Police had fired at the protesters and the video of the incident showed a govt photographer stomping on the body of a protester who was shot. The video has triggered massive outrage and the photographer, Bijay Bania, was later arrested. He is currently in Guwahati jail.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/assam-cameraman-seen-stomping-on-protester-s-body-arrested-1632464274989" target="_blank">Assam: Cameraman seen stomping on protester's body arrested</a>

Union minister V Muraleedharan has alleged that his convoy was attacked by West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress workers during his visit to the state. The minister posted a video of the alleged attack on Twitter. The video shows a group of men armed with sticks and rods stopping and attacking the minister's convoy. The windscreen at the back of the vehicle was broken. Bengal has been witnessing post-poll violence since TMC's emphatic win. The BJP and The Left have accused the ruling party workers of attacking their supporters.
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'Convoy attacked by TMC goons': Union minister Muraleedharan tweets video

Union minister V Muraleedharan has alleged that his convoy was attacked by West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress workers during his visit to the state

'Convoy attacked by TMC goons': Union minister tweets video

Union minister V Muraleedharan has alleged that his convoy was attacked by West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress workers during his visit to the state. The minister posted a video of the alleged attack on Twitter. The video shows a group of men armed with sticks and rods stopping and attacking the minister's convoy. The windscreen at the back of the vehicle was broken. Bengal has been witnessing post-poll violence since TMC's emphatic win. The BJP and The Left have accused the ruling party workers of attacking their supporters.
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A day after shooting off a warning letter to the West Bengal govt over the post poll violence, the Centre has deputed a 4-member team to visit the state. The home ministry team will be led by an additional secretary level official and will assess the ground situation in the state. Within hours of Mamata Banerjee taking oath as CM on Wednesday, the home ministry had asked why it had not written back about measures taken to stop the violence after Sunday's election result. The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) also took note of the post-poll violence that erupted in West Bengal after assembly election results were announced on May 2. Both the BJP and the Left have accused the Trinamool Congress of attacking their workers amid victory celebrations.

Post-poll violence: After warning letter to CM, Centre rushes team to West Bengal

A day after shooting off a warning letter to the West Bengal govt over the post poll violence, the Centre has deputed a 4-member team to visit the state

Post-poll violence: After warning, Centre rushes team to West Bengal

A day after shooting off a warning letter to the West Bengal govt over the post poll violence, the Centre has deputed a 4-member team to visit the state. The home ministry team will be led by an additional secretary level official and will assess the ground situation in the state. Within hours of Mamata Banerjee taking oath as CM on Wednesday, the home ministry had asked why it had not written back about measures taken to stop the violence after Sunday's election result. The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) also took note of the post-poll violence that erupted in West Bengal after assembly election results were announced on May 2. Both the BJP and the Left have accused the Trinamool Congress of attacking their workers amid victory celebrations.

Assam minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has claimed that around 400 BJP workers and their families have fled Bengal and crossed into Assam amid post-poll violence in the state. At least 12 people have died over the last two days in violence that flared up in parts of Bengal. "In a sad development 300-400 @BJP4Bengal karyakartas and family members have crossed over to Dhubri in Assam after confronted with brazen persecution &amp; violence," Sarma tweeted. The BJP has alleged that Trinamool Congress supporters have killed its workers, attacked women members, vandalised houses and party offices. The Trinamool Congress has claimed the BJP is responsible for the violence.
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400 BJP workers fled Trinamool violence in West Bengal, came to Assam: Himanta Biswa Sarma

Assam minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has claimed that around 400 BJP workers and their families have fled Bengal and crossed into Assam amid post-poll violence in the state

400 BJP workers fled Bengal violence, came to Assam: Himanta

Assam minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has claimed that around 400 BJP workers and their families have fled Bengal and crossed into Assam amid post-poll violence in the state. At least 12 people have died over the last two days in violence that flared up in parts of Bengal. "In a sad development 300-400 @BJP4Bengal karyakartas and family members have crossed over to Dhubri in Assam after confronted with brazen persecution &amp; violence," Sarma tweeted. The BJP has alleged that Trinamool Congress supporters have killed its workers, attacked women members, vandalised houses and party offices. The Trinamool Congress has claimed the BJP is responsible for the violence.
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A Delhi Court on Thursday granted bail to former JNU&nbsp;student&nbsp;Umar Khalid in a case related to the violence in Delhi on February 24, 2020 over the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protests.
The court said that Khalid had been chargesheeted on insignificant material which is unwarranted, adding that there is no evidence of Khalid&rsquo;s presence at the scene of crime.
Opposing his bail, the prosecution had argued that many people related to the &lsquo;riotous mob&rsquo; are yet to be identified, but the Court said that Khalid cannot be incarcerated in jail for infinity just because others who were part of the mob have not yet been identified and arrested.
The charge sheet also accused Umar&nbsp;Khalid of &lsquo;criminal conspiracy&rsquo; in connection with former AAP counsellor&nbsp;Tahir Hussain and alleged that he had planned violence during the former US President Donald Trump's visit to Delhi. The court went on to say that it could not find any rationale in the act of the police involving Khalid in this isolated case for the offence of conspiracy.
The court, however gave him bail on several conditions - Khalid has been asked to furnish a personal bond of Rs 20,000, appear before the Court on every date of hearing, furnish his mobile number to the police upon his release from the jail and also install the &ldquo;Aarogya Setu App&rdquo;.

‘Chargesheeted on insignificant material’: Court grants bail to Umar Khalid in Delhi riots case

A Delhi Court on Thursday granted bail to former JNU&nbsp;student&nbsp;Umar Khalid in a case related to the violence in Delhi on February 24, 2020 over the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protests.
The court said that Khalid had been chargesheeted on insignificant material which is unwarranted, adding that there is no evidence of Khalid&rsquo;s presence at the scene of crime.
Opposing his bail, the prosecution had argued that many people related to the &lsquo;riotous mob&rsquo; are yet to be identified, but the Court said that Khalid cannot be incarcerated in jail for infinity just because others who were part of the mob have not yet been identified and arrested.
The charge sheet also accused Umar&nbsp;Khalid of &lsquo;criminal conspiracy&rsquo; in connection with former AAP counsellor&nbsp;Tahir Hussain and alleged that he had planned violence during the former US President Donald Trump's visit to Delhi. The court went on to say that it could not find any rationale in the act of the police involving Khalid in this isolated case for the offence of conspiracy.
The court, however gave him bail on several conditions - Khalid has been asked to furnish a personal bond of Rs 20,000, appear before the Court on every date of hearing, furnish his mobile number to the police upon his release from the jail and also install the &ldquo;Aarogya Setu App&rdquo;.

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