Three people have been killed in Delhi in protests over India's controversial new citizenship law, hours before a visit by US President Donald Trump.
A policeman and two Muslim civilians died in the capital's deadliest day since the new law was passed last year.
Vehicles were set alight in the clashes, between supporters and opponents of the law, which critics say targets India's 200 million Muslims.
Parts of the city remain tense as Trump prepares for talks.
The US leader, who is on his first official trip to India has visited the Taj Mahal with his wife Melania.
They had flown into a colourful reception by huge crowds in Gujarat, the home state of India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Trump visit comes at an opportune time for Modi, whose government has been under pressure in recent months.
[Source: BBC]
