India Faces a Series of Embarrassments

Baaghi TV: India is facing a series of embarrassments and once again the Delhi Minorities Commission has released a report on the riots in New Delhi and opened a pool of religious riots in the Modi government.

Indian police sided with the miscreants and helped the miscreants to escape after burning, killing and looting Muslim property. Miscreants have sparked religious riots in protests against the controversial citizenship law.

The Delhi Minorities Commission has issued a report on the riots in New Delhi, the capital of India, stating that Muslims were deliberately killed and their property damaged.

Police helped extremists flee the area after the riots, police refused to register an FIR against the mujahideen and used delaying tactics.

The report said that houses, shops and vehicles of Muslims were targeted in the Delhi riots, 11 mosques, 5 madrassas, a shrine and a cemetery were attacked and damaged. Police in the name of dispersing the protesters, Muslim-majority is deployed in areas.

However, police remained a silent spectator during the riots. New Delhi police helped extremists to leave the area after the riots, police refused to register an FIR against the militants and used delaying tactics.The report also said that New Delhi police blamed the riots on Muslims.

The New Delhi Minorities Commission formed a 10-member committee in March to investigate this year’s Delhi riots. The riots that began on February 23 in New Delhi killed 53 people. More than 200 were injured. The Minority Rights Commission of India has said that Muslims were killed and property damaged during protests against the controversial Citizenship Act (CAA) in the capital, New Delhi, earlier this year.

Police were involved in the delivery, along with supporters of the law.According to British media, the Delhi Minorities Commission (DMC) has released an open report. It describes the systematic atrocities against Muslims.

The DMC said it would target Muslim homes, shops and vehicles during riots in northeast Delhi during a nationwide protest against the controversial citizenship law in February this year.