Can you briefly explain the Delhi violence full story?

The Delhi liquor scam is about problems in the liquor policy. There were suspicions of improper license - granting. It caused losses to the state.

Sorry, I still don't have enough details to explain it briefly. There are numerous cases in Delhi that could potentially involve someone named Anjali.

The Delhi Uber case is about an Uber driver raping a female passenger. This brought up issues of safety and led to changes in how Uber and other ride - sharing services operate in Delhi. There was public outcry, and both Uber and the local authorities had to take steps to improve safety, like better driver screening and stricter regulations.

The Delhi violence was a complex and tragic event. It was mainly sparked by the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protests. There were clashes between different religious and ethnic groups. It led to destruction of property, loss of lives, and displacement of many families. The situation escalated quickly with mobs attacking each other, and the law and order situation became extremely difficult to control.

As I don't know the details of this Sakshi case in Delhi, I can't really explain it briefly. There could be many cases with that name in Delhi.

The real story of 'Miss Violence' involves a family where there is some form of domestic violence. It may involve a situation where family members are oppressed and mistreated in ways that are not immediately obvious to the outside world.

I'm not sure about the specific Delhi murder case you're referring to. There could be many such cases in Delhi. Without more details, it's difficult to give a full account.

The key point is that Aftab murdered Shraddha. Then he cut up her body. Police found evidence and caught him.

Sure. Kyle Rittenhouse shot people during a protest in Kenosha. He said it was self - defense.

Sure. Gamergate started as a response to what some thought was unethical gaming journalism. But it became a nightmare for many. A female dev was targeted with harassment. It was a mix of people with real concerns about journalism and those just being mean - spirited.