Topic: Anti-Muslim Pogrom Delhi 2020

MediaOne Editor in Chief CL Thomas also said that the channel will fight legally against this unprecedented and democratic action imposed by the Information and Broadcasting Ministry.

“The channel also reported that violence took place mostly in Muslim dominated areas of Chand Bagh, Delhi. While telecasting the news, the channel carried the news of stone-pelting, arson and injured people being taken to hospital,” the order adds.

"Justice being even sat at the court at 1 am regarding the medical support to the relief areas should be addressed as the epitome of people's judge," she told Maktoob.

"He is not smiling now as he used to. He wasn't like this. But after seeing all the horrors of violence, my son was really shocked," Zakeel's mother said.

"My college lies in the vicinity of these areas. On the first day of the riot, students were wholly evacuated into the nearby metro station in police buses. The college remained closed for the next days. On back to college, the street I saw seemed less familiar, with all burnt and grey. The masjid I used to go was burnt and destroyed, houses and vehicles were demolished in the place. The air had a lot of hatred that I had to leave the area soon as I found myself suffocating", shares Razeem Ali, a first-year student of BSW, Delhi University, on narrating his inspirations for the images.

More than 100 alumni from different batches of the Department of Social Work (Delhi School of Social Work-DSSW), University of Delhi, came together to unequivocally condemn the hate speeches made by one of their alumnus, Kapil Mishra (2004-06) which incited the anti-Muslim pogrom in several places of Delhi on 24th February 2020.