Delhi Riots: Police involved in targeting Muslims

New Delhi: Police were also involved in targeting Muslims in the Delhi riots, according to reports from the Minority Rights Commission of India. Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck.

According to Reuters, the Delhi Minorities Commission (DMC) has released an open report, which details the systematic atrocities against Muslims. Muslim homes, shops and vehicles were targeted during riots in northeast Delhi during nationwide protests against the law.

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The report said that 11 mosques, five madrassas, a Muslim shrine and a graveyard were attacked and damaged. Referring to the atrocities during the riots, the report said that “apparently to quell the protests. With the help of the administration and police, pro-CAA protesters escalated tensions. The commission said police accused Muslims of being the worst victims, even though they were the worst victims.

It may be recalled that at least 53 people were killed in the Delhi riots, most of them Muslims, while more than 200 people were injured. This is a deliberate attempt to evict them from their areas.

Rejecting the report, Delhi Police spokesperson Anil Metal termed it as biased and said that the police had played a transparent role. More than 1,400 people have been arrested in connection with the riots.

“We have formed three special investigation teams and are still ready to receive complaints,” a police spokesman said. The report also blamed several senior leaders of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Has gone

Kapil Sharma, a former BJP member of the Delhi Assembly, has been quoted as saying that he had fueled the flames in the February 23 incidents, but a BJP spokesperson said there was no basis for such allegations.

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BJP spokesperson Harish Kharana said, “Delhi Police has told the court that if no role of Kapil Sharma has come to light, then on what basis is the DMC saying this?” The police failed to intervene in the riots and a lot of facts were gathered in this regard.

The DMC report states that “the commission has received reports that the police were inactive in the face of the attackers during the violence or did not arrive at the scene despite being summoned.”

It may be recalled that protests against the controversial citizenship law had been going on in India since December 2019, but during the first visit of US President Donald Trump to India, on February 24 in the Indian capital New Delhi, these demonstrations suddenly turned into religious riots.

The religious riots erupted when thousands of people protested against the controversial citizenship law in New Delhi, where they were suddenly attacked by extremists and miscreants, which turned the protests into religious riots.

At least 53 people were killed and more than 400 injured during the riots, while a large Muslim population was targeted in Delhi.

The Indian Supreme Court, while hearing a petition against the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), questioned the performance of the police, saying “if the police had done their duty, the angry people could not have survived”.

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