Hundreds injured with many suffering gunshot wounds, while arson, looting have also taken place. FMTNews Hindu Muslim NewDelhi
NEW DELHI: At least 32 people have been killed in the deadliest violence to engulf India’s capital New Delhi for decades as heavy deployment of security forces brought an uneasy calm on Thursday, a police official said.
UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet said the new law adopted last December is of “great concern” and she was worried by reports of police inaction in the face of assaults against Muslims by other groups. As the wounded were brought to hospitals on Thursday, the focus shifted on the overnight transfer of Justice S Muralidhar, a Delhi High Court judge who was hearing a petition into the riots and had criticised government and police inaction on Wednesday.
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