Delhi violence: Clashes erupted in the city on Sunday.
Authorities in Delhi have started releasing details of those killed in the ongoing violence in the capital over the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), identifying four of them including a policeman, an auto-rickshaw driver and a marketing executive.
At least 11 people were killed and around 150 were injured in clashes between groups supporting and opposing the citizenship law in Delhi, the police have said in the deadliest clashes in the city since protests against the CAA began over two months ago.
The clashes erupted in a northeastern district of the city between thousands of demonstrators. The police used tear gas and smoke grenades, but struggled to disperse the stone-throwing crowds that tore down metal barricades and set vehicles and a petrol pump alight.
"Some of the people brought in had gunshot wounds," said Dr Rajesh Kalra, additional medical superintendent at the Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital told news agency Reuters.
Tensions in parts of the city remained high on Tuesday with schools remaining shut in some areas amid news reports of fresh clashes. At least five metro stations in the city were closed.
Those killed who have been identified include the following:
Ratan Lal
Age: 42
Profession: Head constable, Delhi Police
Hometown: Sikar, Rajasthan
Died in violence at Gokulpuri, was shot
Mohammad Furkan
Age: 32
Profession: Handicrafts trader
Died in violence at Kardampuri
Rahul Singh Solanki
Age: 26
Profession: Marketing executive
Died in violence at Karawal Nagar, had gunshot wounds
Shahid
Age: 26
Profession: Auto-rickshaw driver
Died in violence at Mustafabad, had gunshot wounds