Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said that BJP leader Kapil Mishra was referring to a 'dharna' when he said he will take to streets in the viral videos. Singh said that Kapil Mishra's statements had nothing to do with Delhi riots. Rajnath Singh was
"He (Kapil Mishra) should be named in all major offences," retired judge of the Bombay High Court Justice BG Kolse Patil tells India TV in an interview
Delhi's Joint Commissioner of Police, Alok Kumar, has denied reports doing the rounds that BJP leader Kapil Mishra has been given 'Y' category security cover saying no security has been provided to BJP leader Kapil Mishra.
BJP leader Kapil Mishra gets y + security after he claims threat to life
The crowdfunding campaign being led by Kapil Mishra, first shared through his Twitter account on March 1, has so far been able to collect more than Rs 72 lakh for 'Hindu' riot victims
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear cases against several leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), who have been accused victims of inciting violence in the National Capital last week
"You are lying. You people should first enhance your knowledge," MoS Anurag Thakur replied, when asked if he had raised the slogan in the Delhi assembly polls
Kapil Mishra’s speech in the lead-up to Delhi violence constitutes cognisable offense, Retired Bombay High Court Judge BG Kolse Patil tells India TV in an exclusive interview.
Normalcy is slowly returning to the riot-hit Northeast Delhi after protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) turned violent killing earlier in the week killing at least 42 people so far. A total of 148 FIRs have been registered and 630 people have been either arrested or detained as police crackdown on rioters.
The ripple-effects of this week’s violence in Delhi were felt in West Bengal as actor-turned-politician Subhadra Mukherjee, who has worked in several movies and telly soaps, resigned from the BJP
Over the last one week, Delhi saw some of its worst violence in decades with 42 people losing their lives. Northeast Delhi, in particular, has seen violence spiral out of control. As the region limps back to normalcy, BJP leader Kapil Mishra, who has faced several accusations of delivering hate speeches before the violence broke out, gathered at Jantar Mantar to hold a peace march on Saturday.
Days after Delhi violence BJP leader Kapil Mishra leads a peace march from Jantar Mantar to Parliament street
While former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain is being probed for his role in Delhi violence, his former buddy Kapil Mishra has come under heavy scrutiny for a speech he made at Jafrabad, following which the violence escalated
"We are ashamed of Kapil Mishra and also that he studied Social Work in our college," the Delhi School of Social Work (DSSW) students' union said
Maharashtra Cabinet Minister and NCP leader Nawab Malik said that the Government is trying to save those who gave hate speeches.
After being on the back foot following criticism for his alleged inflammatory videos giving a provocative statement that caused violence in the national capital, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Kapil Mishra on Thursday said that no question is being asked to "people who are talking about dividing country".
The violence that began on Sunday spread across northeast Delhi, with more than 200 people being injured in the clashes.
While speaking to ANI in the national capital on February 25, BJP MP from East Delhi, Gautam Gambhir held provocative speeches responsible for triggering violence and also condemned party leader Kapil Mishra. He said, "The violence is unacceptable an
Speaking on the violence in North-East Delhi since yesterday, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Kapil Mishra on February 24 appealed people to stop violence as it won't yield anything.
At least four persons, including a Delhi Police cop, were killed and 37 injured in the violence that rocked north-east Delhi on Monday
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