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Communal violence in Delhi

Communal violence in Delhi and the area is still tense. The police have restored order after Communal violence in Delhi, speaking to people on both sides of the divide. Most of the people who do not wish to be identified suggested that the situation to the Communal violence in Delhi had been building up since Dussehra. The peaking tempers which led to Communal violence in Delhi could have been defused if the administration and police had been more alert. The three-day spiral of Communal violence in Delhi originated from a spot in Block No. 20 which came into sudden prominence before Dussehra when some locals organized a 'Mata ki chowki' (Bhagwati Jagran). The spot, where the entire paraphernalia of Communal violence in Delhi came up, is right opposite and barely 50 steps away from a mosque which has been there for years. Just before Navratras, the spot had been cleaned of the garbage that was being dumped there by the locals and picked up by the corporation dumpers. The corporation, according to some locals, had demolished a public toilet nearby and since then the spot had been virtually abandoned. So, when some charpoys appeared on the scene, a tent was erected and speakers installed, it did raise a few eyebrows. Then the bhajans began with people flocking to the spot. When even after Dussehra, there was no sign of the Communal violence in Delhi, those who visited the mosque began to get anxious. Old fault lines, prejudices or genuine nuisance, whatever may be the reason, the Muslims began to complain that the bhajans, allegedly being played at a high volume, were disturbing their namaz and azan. They also alleged that there was much carousing and dancing. They said the jagran organisers had promised to go away after Dussehra but stayed put. The Hindu residents say no assurance had been given after Communal violence in Delhi.