A massive fire broke out at a chemical godown in north Delhi’s Alipur area on Sunday afternoon. Upon receiving the information about the blaze, Delhi Fire Department rushed 20 fire tenders to bring the fire under control.
The mahapanchayat organised by the Hindu Samaj took place at the Palwal-Nuh border. During the gathering, Haryana Gau Rakshak Dal’s Acharya Azad Shashtri called it a “do or die situation” and asked youths to pick up arms.
Cow smugglers opened fire on a police team which intercepted it on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway on Saturday morning. The incident was reported at 3 am.
Police received information that two men, hailing from Rajasthan, who were involved in the communal clashes that broke out in Haryana's Nuh on July 31, were going to Taavdu. When police intercepted them in Taavdu, they opened fire at the police.
A Delhi woman shot her 20-year-old sister in the face with a country-made pistol and hit her head several times with the gun.
A 22-year-old man was stabbed outside a shopping mall in West Delhi's Rajouri Garden. Sohil, one of the main suspects, has been arrested by Delhi Police.
Panchayats of 14 Haryana villages have written to the police and administration, informing them of the decision to boycott members of the Muslim community. The letter came after the communal violence that started on July 31 in the BJP-ruled state.
The deceased was identified as 19-year-old Hritik, who, along with his friends Sonu (18) and Prashant (19), was attacked by a group on Sunday evening.
Delhi Police has recovered a missile-like object in the Munak canal in the Rohini sector. According to the police, the central agency NSG has been alerted to dispose of it.
The ban on internet services in violence-hit Nuh has been extended till August 8. Police said they have arrested 216 people in connection with the communal clashes that broke out in Haryana on July 31, claiming six lives.
The Gurugram Police on Saturday urged city residents to refrain from illegal activities that could potentially lead to further disruption and asked them to cooperate with the police to maintain peace.
