Two years after the Delhi riots, the Ankit Sharma murder case remains in court. The IB staffer’s body, bearing over 200 injuries, was found in a Chand Bagh drain. Former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain and others face charges of murder, rioting, and conspiracy. Trials, bail pleas, and new arrests have kept the case moving slowly, as the family presses for accountability.
September 2025: What We Covered at City Info Hub
Hey there! If you stopped by our site in September 2025, you probably saw two very different stories pop up on your feed. One was a gritty look at a murder case that’s still shaking Delhi’s courts, and the other was a high‑energy cricket match that had fans cheering in Harare. Below, we’ll break down the main points from each post so you can catch up quickly.
Justice in Delhi: The Ankit Sharma Murder Case
Two years after the 2020 Delhi riots, the Ankit Sharma murder case is still moving through the legal maze. Ankit, an IB staffer, was found dead in a drain at Chand Bagh with more than 200 injuries. The article we posted walks you through who’s on trial, why the family keeps pushing for answers, and what the latest court motions mean.
Key figures include former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain, who now faces murder, rioting, and conspiracy charges. Recent bail pleas and fresh arrests have added new twists, but the case isn’t close to a finish line yet. We also highlighted how the family’s relentless demand for accountability is shaping public opinion in Delhi.
If you’re tracking the broader impact of the riots, this piece shows how one case can become a litmus test for the city’s legal system. We linked the timeline of events, the major evidence points, and why the courts are taking their time. The takeaway? Delhi’s justice process is under a microscope, and every new development could set a precedent for future riot‑related cases.
Cricket Clash: Sri Lanka Beats Zimbabwe in Harare
Switching gears, September also delivered a thrilling cricket story. Sri Lanka chased down 193 runs in just 17.4 overs to win the third T20I against Zimbabwe by eight wickets, sealing the series 2‑1. Our recap gave you all the action‑packed details without the jargon.
Kamil Mishara stole the spotlight, smashing 73* off 43 balls and earning Player of the Match. The bowling hero was Dushmantha Chameera, who took the Player of the Series award. Zimbabwe’s fight wasn’t weak – Marumani’s 51 set a decent total of 191/8, but Sri Lanka’s top order handled the chase like pros.
We also noted that Sri Lanka had already swept the ODI leg 2‑0 earlier in the tour, making this T20 win a perfect finish. The article broke down each over’s turning points, the field placements that made the difference, and why the series matters for both teams’ rankings.
Whether you’re a die‑hard cricket fan or just curious about international sports, the post gave you the context you need to appreciate why this series mattered beyond the scores.
That’s the snapshot of September 2025 on City Info Hub. One story highlighted the ongoing fight for justice in a post‑riot Delhi, and the other celebrated a crisp cricket victory in Africa. Both pieces were written to give you clear facts, real‑world impact, and a quick way to stay informed. Come back anytime for fresh updates, deeper dives, and more stories that matter to travelers and readers alike.
Sri Lanka chased 193 in 17.4 overs to beat Zimbabwe by 8 wickets in Harare and clinch the T20I series 2-1. Kamil Mishara hit 73* off 43 and took Player of the Match, while Dushmantha Chameera was named Player of the Series. Zimbabwe’s 191/8 was built on Marumani’s 51, but Sri Lanka’s top order bossed the chase. The visitors had earlier swept the ODI leg 2-0.