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The smell of fresh paint still lingers in Mohammed Salim’s renovated two-storey house in the congested and bustling northeast Delhi neighbourhood of Shiv Vihar. Many of their household items kept in cartons are yet to be unpacked. Salim and his family recently shifted back to their house after taking refuge at a rented apartment in Mustafabad for nearly a year.
Shiv Vihar was one of the worst-hit localities during the communal riots that broke out in northeast Delhi on February 24 last year, when mobs armed with swords, metal rods and axes turned the streets into a war zone for two days, vandalising almost every house, including Salim’s.
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HC grants bail to man held in Delhi riots case
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‘There was no CCTV footage or viral video to implicate him’
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‘There was no CCTV footage or viral video to implicate him’
The Delhi High Court has granted bail to a man, who was arrested in March last year in connection with a north-east Delhi riots case, noting that there was “no CCTV footage or viral video to implicate” him in the case.
Justice Suresh Kumar Kait took into consideration that there are three public witnesses in this case and none of them have named the accused, Modh Danish, formally in their respective statements.