Scenes of destruction and heartbreak around riot-hit Delhi as city limps back to normalcy
Normalcy seems to be returning in the riot-hit areas of the national capital but the destruction caused to life, property and majorly to the spirit of brotherhood might need more time to heal.
People preparing tea for those affected by the riots in Mustafa area in New Delhi on Friday. (Photo | EPS/Shekhar Yadav)
A makeshift facility is arranged outside the hospital morgue for the relatives of the victims of the clashes in North east Delhi, as they wait for the mortal remains in GTB hospital in New Delhi, Friday, 28 February 2020. (Photo | EPS/Parveen Negi)
Autorickshaws completely gutted in the Khajuri Khas area of Delhi. (Photo | EPS/Shekhar Yadav)
Daily life at Chand bagh area in New Delhi resumes on Friday. (Photo | EPS/Shekhar Yadav)
Muslims take shelter at Chaman park, Mustafabad in New Delhi on Friday. (Photo | EPS/Shekhar Yadav)
Father Mohammad Firoz (L) outside the mortuary of GTB hospital showing pictures of his 13-year-old son Mohammed Israel who is missing for the last 5 days from Mustafabad. (Photo | EPS/Parveen Negi)
Petrol bomb found at Rajdhani public school in Shiv Vihar in New Delhi on Friday. (Photo | EPS/Shekhar Yadav)
