Delhi's riot-displaced pour into relief camps

People in Mustafabad, Delhi, receiving free grocery items outside a relief camp on Tuesday, after they fled their homes following Hindu-Muslim clashes triggered by a new citizenship law.
People in Mustafabad, Delhi, receiving free grocery items outside a relief camp on Tuesday, after they fled their homes following Hindu-Muslim clashes triggered by a new citizenship law. PHOTO: REUTERS
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It was Shaheen's third birthday on Tuesday but a cake was nowhere in sight. Instead, the girl quivered with fear in her grandmother's lap.

"My daughter still doesn't sleep well at night and wakes up scared," said her 26-year-old mother Ruby.

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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Sunday Times on March 08, 2020, with the headline Delhi's riot-displaced pour into relief camps. Subscribe