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Delhi violence | In times of distress, humanity shines

As violence ravaged localities in northeast Delhi over the last week, neighbours and friends stepped up to help those who were persecuted by mobs rampaging through the streets. Here are the stories where humanity took the upper hand.

February 28, 2020 01:25 pm | Updated November 28, 2021 11:22 am IST

The Hindu Net Desk
The Hindu Net Desk
A petrol pump set on fire by rioters at Bhajanpura, in northeast Delhi.

A petrol pump set on fire by rioters at Bhajanpura, in northeast Delhi.

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Delhi violence: Rehman refuses to leave Ram alone in city
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Harsh Singh at his residence in north-east Delhi’s Khajoori Khas on Thursday.
Delhi
Delhi violence: Hindu teen recounts how Muslim neighbours stood guard for him
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de27 family
Delhi
Delhi violence | In darkness, a ray of humanity
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Arvind Kejriwal. File
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Delhi govt to provide books, uniforms to schoolchildren who lost them in violence
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal at the Assembly session on Wednesday. PTI -
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Delhi violence: Kejriwal announces Rs 10 lakh compensation for deceased’s family; lists out peace initiatives
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Delhi
Gurdwaras open door to victims of violence
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