The Karkardooma Court in Delhi will deliver its verdict on Thursday regarding the murder of Ankit Sharma, an Intelligence Bureau official, who was killed amid the North East Delhi riots in February 2020. Sharma's father filed a complaint after his son went missing, leading to the discovery of his body in a drain, with evidence of severe injuries and signs of acid burns. The court has framed charges against former Municipal Councillor Tahir Hussain and ten others for serious offenses including murder, criminal conspiracy, and rioting. The charges stem from allegations that Hussain incited violence during the riots and gathered a mob that attacked protesters. The case highlights the ongoing issues of communal violence in Delhi and the need for accountability. The verdict could set a precedent for how such cases are handled in the future, particularly regarding political figures' involvement in inciting violence.