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2020年德里骚乱

2020年德里骚乱是2020年2月23日至29日印度德里东北部印度教暴民袭击穆斯林的动乱[12][13][14][15]，共造成53人丧生，其中约三分之二（36人）为被枪杀、砍杀或烧死的穆斯林[16][17][18]，阵亡者还包括一名警察与一名情报人员。此次动乱爆发的导火线为德里东北部贾夫夫拉巴德自2019年12月开始、以穆斯林女性为主的沙欣巴格抗争（英语：Shaheen Bagh protest），旨在反对刚通过的2019年公民身份法（修正案），阻塞了当地的主要道路[19][20]，2月23日印度教民族主义政党印度人民党领袖卡皮尔·米什拉（英语：Kapil Mishra）呼吁德里警方（英语：Delhi Police）清空道路，否则将采取反制行动[21][22]，威胁发出后冲突随即爆发[23] ，暴动者头戴安全帽，携带手枪、刀剑、棍棒与石头等武器，持象征印度教的藏红花旗（英语：Bhagwa Dhwaj）进入穆斯林社区，呼喊“罗摩胜利（英语：Jai Shri Ram） ”的印度教口号[18]，警方则在旁观看、未加制止[24][25]，因穆斯林多曾受割礼，印度教徒则无，许多人遇袭时被迫拖去下身衣着，确认穆斯林身份后便遭攻击[26][27][28]。动乱中有大量穆斯林的房屋、商店与四座清真寺被破坏[29]，其中有些遭纵火焚毁[30]；某些地区的穆斯林集结起来反击，至印度教社区持枪射击或投掷汽油弹与石头[31]，有些社群则团结起来自保[32]。

2020年德里骚乱
穆斯林的住家与商店在暴乱中遭纵火（上）[1]
德里政府（英语：Government of Delhi）与穆斯林瓦合甫在穆斯塔法巴德的艾德加（英语：Eidgah）设立的救济营，约有1500个床位，并有医师志愿到场协助（下）[2]
日期2020年2月23日 – 2020年2月29日（6天）
地点
 印度东北德里（英语：North East Delhi）

28°40′55″N 77°16′26″E / 28.682°N 77.274°E / 28.682; 77.274
起因
目标
方法骚乱、纵火、打劫、枪击
伤亡
死亡53人[10]
  • 36名穆斯林[10]
  • 15名印度教徒[10]
  • 2名信仰不明[10]
受伤超过200人[9]
逮捕2200人（含被拘留者）[11]
地图
动乱爆发区域，摄于3月8日
骚乱中被焚毁的车辆
被焚毁的市集

印度政府称此骚乱为突发事件[33]，德里高等法院下令后警方协助移送伤患后，德里警方于26日进入冲突区域[34][35]，印度国家安全顾问（英语：National Security Advisor (India)）阿吉特·多瓦尔（英语：Ajit Doval）也前往冲突地区访视，总理莫迪则在推特发文呼吁和平[34]。当地民众、人权组织与各国穆斯林领导人均指控德里警方未尽保护穆斯林的职责[36]，甚至有录像显示警方协助印度教暴徒对付穆斯林[37]，也有目击者称有警察加入暴徒的行列攻击穆斯林[38]。

骚乱后有约1000名穆斯林离开家园，到德里周边的数个救济营中避难[39]，2月底许多穆斯林离开当地[33]，德里其他区域的穆斯林也有许多人因担心自身人身安全而远赴外地避难[27]。事后仍有印度教组织上街游行，自称为穆斯林暴力攻击的受害者[40]，3月9日侯丽节前数天也有印度教徒进入穆斯林社区示威[41]，冲突造成印度教徒与穆斯林的对立加剧[42]，反穆斯林的情绪高涨，许多资深律师宣布拒绝为骚乱受害者辩护，有些年轻的穆斯林律师则免费接案[43]。

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  2. ^ Vincent, Pheroze L., After riots, volunteers offer healing touch at Delhi relief camp, The Telegraph (Kolkata) (New Delhi), 2020-03-04 [2020-03-12], （原始内容存档于2020-03-14） 
  3. ^ 3.0 3.1 Delhi violence: Four video clips that court made cops watch. India Today. 2020-02-26 [2020-02-26]. （原始内容存档于2020-02-26）. 
  4. ^ Trivedi, Saurabh; Bhandari, Hemani. Policeman among 5 killed in Delhi violence over CAA. The Hindu. 2020-02-24 [2020-03-14]. （原始内容存档于2020-02-26）. 
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  6. ^ Delhi Riots: Mosque Set on Fire in Ashok Nagar, Hanuman Flag Placed on Minaret. The Wire. [2020-02-25]. （原始内容存档于2020-02-26）. 
  7. ^ Two complaints filed against BJP leader Kapil Mishra for inciting violence in North-East Delhi. DNA India. 2020-02-25 [2020-02-25]. （原始内容存档于2020-02-27）. 
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  11. ^ Delhi riots: 690 cases registered, violence victims find shelter in relief camps. India Today. 2020-03-07 [2020-03-09]. （原始内容存档于2020-03-08）. 
  12. ^ Ellis-Peterson, Hannah; Azizur Rahman, Shaikh, Delhi's Muslims despair of justice after police implicated in riots, The Guardian (Delhi), 2020-03-16 [2020-03-17], （原始内容存档于2020-03-17）, As the mob attacks came once, then twice and then a third time in this north-east Delhi neighbourhood, desperate stallholders repeatedly ran to Gokalpuri and Dayalpur police stations crying out for help. But each time they found the gates locked from the inside. For three days, no help came. ... Since the riots broke out in Delhi at the end of February, the worst religious conflict to engulf the capital in decades, questions have persisted about the role that the Delhi police played in enabling the violence, which was predominately Hindu mobs attacking Muslims. Of the 51 people who died, at least three-quarters were Muslim, and many Muslims are still missing. 
  13. ^ Withnall, Adam, Targeted for being Muslim, The Independent, 2020-02-27 [2020-03-04], （原始内容存档于2020-03-04）, His was one of around eight homes belonging to Muslims targeted by a rampaging mob in this Delhi neighbourhood on Tuesday afternoon, picked for destruction because they sat next to a mosque in this otherwise mostly Hindu-populated neighbourhood, vandalised, looted and then gutted with fire. 
  14. ^ Wamsley, Laurel; Frayer, Lauren, In New Delhi, Days Of Deadly Violence And Riots, NPR, 2020-02-26 [2020-03-25], （原始内容存档于2020-03-04）, Hindu mobs appear to have targeted Muslims primarily – not people protesting the citizenship law. 
  15. ^ Abi-Habib, Maria, Violence in India Threatens Its Global Ambitions, The New York Times, 2020-03-05 [2020-03-06], （原始内容存档于2020-03-05）, But as the leaders celebrated each other in India's capital, Hindu mobs began going after Muslim protesters in neighborhoods just a few miles away while the police looked on or joined in. 
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  17. ^ Slater, Joanna; Masih, Niha, In Delhi's worst violence in decades, a man watched his brother burn, The Washington Post, 2020-03-06 [2020-03-06], （原始内容存档于2020-03-07）, At least 53 people were killed or suffered deadly injuries in violence that persisted for two days. The majority of those killed were Muslims, many shot, hacked or burned to death. A police officer and an intelligence officer were also killed. So too were more than a dozen Hindus, most of them shot or assaulted. 
  18. ^ 18.0 18.1 Slater, Joanna; Masih, Niha, What Delhi's worst communal violence in decades means for Modi's India, The Washington Post, 2020-03-02 [2020-03-15], （原始内容存档于2020-03-03）, Zaitoon, 40, who goes by one name, half-cried as she rummaged through the items. She said mobs entered her lane shouting "Jai Shri Ram," or "Victory to Lord Ram," a slogan favored by Modi's party, and demanded to know which houses were occupied by Muslims. She said she saw a neighbor set on fire in front of her, an account repeated by other witnesses. 
  19. ^ Basu, Soma, Delhi: The Anatomy of a Riot, Diplomat, [2020-03-06], （原始内容存档于2020-02-28）, BJP leader Kapil Mishra issued a 'three-day ultimatum' to police to clear a protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) by women at the Jaffrabad Metro Station. 
  20. ^ Protests at Jaffarabad against CAA; security beefed up, 2 metro stations closed. United News of India. 2020-02-23 [2020-03-02]. （原始内容存档于2020-03-02）. Demanding revocation of Citizenship (Amendment) Act, protesters—mostly women—on Sunday took to streets and blocked the road below Jaffrabad metro station. 
  21. ^ BJP leader Kapil Mishra's 3-day ultimatum to Delhi Police. India Today. [2020-02-26]. （原始内容存档于2020-02-26）. 
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  24. ^ Landrin, Sophie. Inde : New Delhi en proie à de violents conflits intercommunautaires [India: New Delhi plagued by violent inter-community conflicts]. Le Monde. 2020-02-26 [2020-03-04]. （原始内容存档于2020-03-03） （法语）. Des hordes d’émeutiers casqués, armés de bâtons, de pierres, de sabres ou de pistolets, portant des drapeaux safran – la couleur des nationalistes hindous – ont pris d’assaut cette zone. Des véhicules, des échoppes, ainsi que des maisons appartenant à des musulmans, ont été incendiés sous les yeux d’une police totalement passive. (Hordes of helmeted rioters, armed with sticks, stones, sabers or pistols, carrying saffron flags - the color of Hindu nationalists - stormed this area. Vehicles, stalls, as well as houses belonging to Muslims, were set on fire in front of a totally passive police force.) 
  25. ^ Gettleman, Jeffrey; Yasir, Sameer; Raj, Suhasini; Kumar, Hari, 'If We Kill You, Nothing Will Happen': How Delhi's Police Turned Against Muslims, The New York Times, Photographs by Loke, Atul, 2020-03-12 [2020-03-13], （原始内容存档于2020-03-13）, Hindu mobs fanned out and targeted Muslim families. Violence crackled in the air. Police officers watched as mobs of Hindus, their foreheads marked by saffron stripes, prowled the streets with baseball bats and rusty bars, looking for Muslims to kill. The sky was filled with smoke. Muslim homes, shops and mosques were burned down. 
  26. ^ Landrin, Sophie, Attaques contre les musulmans à New Delhi : " J'ai pensé que j'allais mourir " Trois jours d'attaques meurtrières perpétrées par les nationalistes hindous dans le nord de la capitale indienne laissent des vies dévastées., Le Monde, 2020-03-04 [2020-03-25], （原始内容存档于2020-03-05）, D’autres musulmans ont été déshabillés pour vérifier s’ils étaient circoncis, battus à mort et jetés dans les égouts à ciel ouvert de ce quartier pauvre et poussiéreux. (Other Muslims were stripped naked to check if they were circumcised, beaten to death and thrown into the open sewers of this poor and dusty neighbourhood.) 
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  30. ^ Ellis-Peterson, Hannah; Azizur Rahman, Shaikh, 'I cannot find my father's body': Delhi's fearful Muslims mourn riot dead, The Guardian (Delhi), 2020-03-06 [2020-03-07], （原始内容存档于2020-03-06）, In Shiv Vihar, from where they and many others had escaped, almost every Muslim home lay in blackened ruins, and two mosques looked like bomb sites. For three days, Hindu rioters attacked Shiv Vihar's Muslim localities and ran mayhem without any resistance from police. The mobs repeatedly used gas canisters as weapons, setting them alight and exploding them in Muslim properties so that the walls crumbled entirely. 
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  34. ^ 34.0 34.1 Donald Trump and Narendra Modi hug as Delhi burns. The Economist. 2020-02-26 [2021-09-21]. （原始内容存档于2020-02-27）. Both sides soon resorted to shooting; most of the fatalities, which included two policemen, were caused by gunfire... The police, which in Delhi are controlled by the central government, only deployed in strength on February 26th. On the orders of a court, they also began registering complaints of incitement. Mr Modi's national-security adviser toured affected districts, giving his 'word of honour' that residents could feel safe. The prime minister himself, after three days of silence, belatedly tweeted a plea for calm. 
  35. ^ First the mob, then the law, The Economist, 2020-03-12 [2020-03-15], （原始内容存档于2020-03-14）, During the riots in Delhi, it was only after the high court ordered police to help evacuate wounded people to hospital that the city's 80,000-person police force began to intervene, after 48 hours of arson and murder. 
  36. ^ Frayer, Lauren, Delhi Riots Aftermath: 'How Do You Explain Such Violence?', NPR, 2020-03-07 [2020-03-07], （原始内容存档于2020-03-08）, But hundreds of wounded are languishing in understaffed medical facilities. Corpses are still being discovered in drainage ditches. Victims are still dying in hospitals. The death toll has reached 53... Police are facing accusations from victims, witnesses, human rights groups, opposition politicians and Muslim leaders worldwide that they failed to protect Muslim citizens, and in some cases, even incited attacks themselves. 
  37. ^ Gettleman, Jeffrey; Yasir, Sameer; Raj, Suhasini; Kumar, Hari, 'If We Kill You, Nothing Will Happen': How Delhi's Police Turned Against Muslims, The New York Times, Photographs by Loke, Atul, 2020-03-12 [2020-03-13], （原始内容存档于2020-03-13）, Now, more evidence is emerging that the Delhi police, who are under the direct command of Mr. Modi's government and have very few Muslim officers, concertedly moved against Muslims and at times actively helped the Hindu mobs that rampaged in New Delhi in late February, burning down Muslim homes and targeting Muslim families. 
  38. ^ Slater, Joanna; Masih, Niha, In Delhi's worst violence in decades, a man watched his brother burn, The Washington Post, 2020-03-06 [2020-03-06], （原始内容存档于2020-03-07）, The police force – which is directly overseen by the central government – has come under criticism for failing to stop the violence. Witnesses say some officers joined the attacks on Muslims. 
  39. ^ Gettleman, Jeffrey; Yasir, Sameer; Raj, Suhasini; Kumar, Hari, 'If We Kill You, Nothing Will Happen': How Delhi's Police Turned Against Muslims, The New York Times, Photographs by Loke, Atul, 2020-03-12 [2020-03-13], （原始内容存档于2020-03-13）, Some Muslims are leaving their neighborhoods, having lost all faith in the police. More than 1,000 have piled into a camp for internally displaced people that is rising on Delhi's outskirts. 
  40. ^ Gettleman, Jeffrey; Yasir, Sameer; Raj, Suhasini; Kumar, Hari, 'If We Kill You, Nothing Will Happen': How Delhi's Police Turned Against Muslims, The New York Times, Photographs by Loke, Atul, 2020-03-12 [2020-03-13], （原始内容存档于2020-03-13）, The religiously mixed and extremely crowded neighborhoods in northeastern Delhi that were on fire in late February have cooled. But some Hindu politicians continue to lead so-called peace marches, trotting out casualties of the violence with their heads wrapped in white medical tape, trying to upend the narrative and make Hindus seem like the victims, which is stoking more anti-Muslim hatred. 
  41. ^ Gettleman, Jeffrey; Yasir, Sameer; Raj, Suhasini; Kumar, Hari, 'If We Kill You, Nothing Will Happen': How Delhi's Police Turned Against Muslims, The New York Times, Photographs by Loke, Atul, 2020-03-12 [2020-03-13], （原始内容存档于2020-03-13）, India's population is about 80 percent Hindu, and gangs of Hindus threatened Muslims in several Delhi neighborhoods to leave before the Hindu holiday Holi that was celebrated this week. 
  42. ^ Jain, Rupam; Ahmed, Aftab, In Indian capital, riots deepen a Hindu-Muslim divide, Reuters, 2020-03-16 [2020-03-26], （原始内容存档于2020-03-25）, But the riots that raged through the district last month appear to have cleaved lasting divisions in the community ...During the day, Hindus and Muslims shun each other in the alleys of the Delhi districts that were hardest hit by the unrest in February. At night, when the threat of violence is greater, they are physically divided by barricades that are removed in the morning. 
  43. ^ Wallen, Joe, Lawyers representing Delhi riot victims 'attacked by police', The Telegraph, 2020-03-13 [2020-03-15], （原始内容存档于2020-03-27）, Many senior lawyers are refusing to take up cases on behalf of the victims of the riots amidst wider anti-Muslim sentiment, stoked by the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Instead, volunteer lawyers - who are typically young and Muslim and from organisations like the Indian Civil Liberties Union - are taking on cases for free. 
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