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Delhi Violence: Police to file seven charge sheets against 39 accused in Karkardooma court

Delhi police's SIT team will file seven charge sheets against 39 accused at Karkardooma court in connection with violence in the national capital.

Police to file seven charge sheets against 39 accused in Karkardooma court
Police to file seven charge sheets against 39 accused in Karkardooma court
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Published : Jun 16, 2020, 3:17 PM IST

New Delhi: A special investigation team (SIT) of Delhi Police will file seven charge sheets against 39 accused at Karkardooma court in the national capital in connection with several cases related to the violence in northeast Delhi in February this year.

Charge sheets in several cases related to the violence, including the Intelligence Bureau officer Ankit Sharma murder case and Rajdhani School Faisal Farooque case, have already been filed.

Over 700 FIRs were lodged and the SIT probing the matter has arrested or detained more than 2,500 people, including the suspended AAP councillor Tahir Hussain, in connection with the cases pertaining to Delhi violence.

In February, clashes had broken out in northeast Delhi between the groups supporting and opposing the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). At least 53 people lost their lives in the violence and hundreds of others were injured.

ANI Report

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New Delhi: A special investigation team (SIT) of Delhi Police will file seven charge sheets against 39 accused at Karkardooma court in the national capital in connection with several cases related to the violence in northeast Delhi in February this year.

Charge sheets in several cases related to the violence, including the Intelligence Bureau officer Ankit Sharma murder case and Rajdhani School Faisal Farooque case, have already been filed.

Over 700 FIRs were lodged and the SIT probing the matter has arrested or detained more than 2,500 people, including the suspended AAP councillor Tahir Hussain, in connection with the cases pertaining to Delhi violence.

In February, clashes had broken out in northeast Delhi between the groups supporting and opposing the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). At least 53 people lost their lives in the violence and hundreds of others were injured.

ANI Report

Also Read: Delhi: Video of man being beaten up by women goes viral

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