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Delhi High Court's take over violence in city explained

he Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed Delhi Police to take a "conscious decision" on the registration of FIRs against three prominent political leaders for allegedly inciting violence in the national capital. The court observed, "This is the anguish of the constitutional court against the non-resgitration of FIR and we want you to tell this to commissioner of police. You should sit and make a conscious decision. Come back and tell us tomorrow." The matter will be heard tomorrow at 2:15 p.m.

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