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As soon as RAF personnel were informed of a grave danger auto passengers were in, they rushed to the spot and saved them.

"As a Muslim, I feel safe in India," Adnan Sami said, answering a query at a recent event. This comes at a time when Delhi is limping back to normalcy post violence.

Police have uncovered the role of the Bhim Army in instigating violence in Delhi and have revealed that this was pre-planned and weapons had been stored much in advance with the intent of wreaking havoc in Delhi.

IB officer Ankit Sharma died on duty and it has become clear now that this was a targeted killing. Experts say that the repeated stabbing is an indictor that the murder did not take place on the spur of the moment. 

As Muslim victims ran helter-skelter, it is the Hindu citizens of the strife-torn Ashok Nagar who welcomed them and offered them not just succour but also shelter.  

Union law minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has issued a clarification on the touchy issue of Delhi high court judge Muralidhar being transferred to the Punjab and Haryana high court. 

AICC chief Sonia Gandhi has hit out at BJP for the Delhi violence that has been going on. Meanwhile, the BJP has urged the Congress not politicise the issue. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed for peace as Delhi goes through a violent phase. 

Many on twitter have questioned The Editors Guild of India for its silence when journalists were attacked in Shaheen Bagh while it issues a statement on journalists being attacked in Delhi violence. 

The timing of the escalation in Delhi violence brings into question the intent of the protests. Forer chief of the Research and Analysis Wing CD Sahay speaks to MyNation on the situation that has unfolded in the national capital
 

US President Donald Trump held delegation-level talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi.  The death toll in the incidents of violence that took place in various areas of the national capital over the past two days has increased to nine. Watch MyNation in 100 seconds for the top stories of the day.

The protester who opened fire at the Delhi Police on Monday, February 24, during the clashes between the pro and anti-CAA protesters, has been identified as Shahrukh
                    

Sources in the Delhi Police told MyNation that the CAA violence was orchestrated and was aimed at getting wide publicity at a time when the US President was visiting India

Five people, including one police head constable, lost their lives and 105 got injured in the clashes between pro and anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protesters in North-East Delhi on Monday
 

US President Donald Trump arrived in India, visited Sabaramati ashram. Later in the day, Trump visited Agra. Violence in Delhi over CAA has left one constable dead and one inspector injured. Watch MyNation in 100 seconds for the top stories of the day.