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On January 7, Umar Khalid also filed applications for access to the facility and for an electric kettle, books, and other reading material.

Umar Khalid, former JNU student leader and accused in the larger Conspiracy of Delhi riots, has moved an application seeking access to a daily telephonic call facility.

Shehla Rashid is accused of promoting enmity between different groups and indulging in acts prejudicial to maintenance of harmony through her tweets.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Former councillor in Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) Tahir Hussain, who has been accused of a larger conspiracy in the North East Delhi violence sought custody parole from the superintendent central jail on the medical grounds seeking treatment at a private hospital. India News | North East Delhi Riot: Ex-MCD Councillor Tahir Hussain Seeks Custody Parole on Medical Grounds; Hearing on Jan 11.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Delhi riots larger conspiracy case accused Gulfisha Fatima on Friday denied the allegations and claimed there is no evidence which shows that she gave any speech during the protest, or used chilly powder. India News | Northeast Delhi Violence: No Evidence of Giving Speech and Using Chilly Powder, Claims Accused Gulfisha.

In a letter to the chief justice, the PDP president also said that the fundamental rights of J&K citizens have been arbitrarily suspended since 2019.

Pakistan has recently seen a surge in terrorist attacks on its soil. These attacks have targeted civilians, government officials, and security forces, and have included bombings, shootings, and...

My Kolkata forecasts the key events of the next 12 months, tongue firmly in cheek

This is perhaps the first time any state representative has accepted that the Elgar Parishad event had no role to play in the violence. While three activists have been released on bail, and one died in custody, 12 continue to be jailed over this claim.

Why can't Bangladesh ditch the inhumane colonial practice of arbitrary fettering?