As upper east Delhi was overwhelmed by communal conflicts over the altered citizenship law, we found a workable glimmer of humanity. Occupants of Yamuna Vihar made a human chain around schoolchildren to guarantee their security in the midst of viciousness in the region.

A Twitter user uploaded a video of the episode to the inscription, ‘This is going on now at Yamuna Vihar in East Delhi. Local people structure a human chain to accompany schoolchildren to security. Police are no place to be seen. Recall this is Delhi, scarcely 20 km north of Hyderabad House, the site of Modi-Trump joint statement an hour or so back’.

The video shows local people in Yamuna Vihar in upper east Delhi who made a human chain to accompany schoolchildren to wellbeing, as violence continues in the region.

Aside from this, Hindu and Muslim residents of Yamuna Vihar faced the forces that tried to separate them. “Hindus and Muslims have been living calmly in the region for quite a while. Such frenzy is new to the region. This is the reason behind why we have chosen to overcome the communal forces together,” Mohammed Sajid, an inhabitant, said.

He said the local residents drove away outsiders who had gone to the market zone of Yamuna Vihar and attempted to make aggravation in the locale. Local people are alternating between protecting the district against outsiders.

“Locals armed with sticks and lathis are guarding the area against outsiders. We are making a decent attempt to keep such components from slipping inside the settlement and causing a ruckus,” Rahul, another occupant of Yamuna Vihar, said.

In excess of 150 individuals have been harmed in episodes of violence after conflicts broke out among supporters and against CAA dissidents. A few episodes of stone-pelting, arson, and harm to property have additionally been accounted for from the region.

Crowds went out of control at commercial centers, set shops ablaze even as huge gatherings gheraoed homes of certain individuals, assaulting their main doors with sticks and stones.

In its appeal, the Delhi Police said it has ‘kept severe vigil on mischievous components and elements’ and urged individuals not to listen closely to rumor mongers and unsubstantiated messages being flowed via social media networking websites.’

The Delhi police have shared contact numbers of the police force personals who are at different clinics for those looking for data on unfortunate casualties conceded following public violence in the northeast area of the national capital.

Sub-Inspector Gajender Singh at Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital can be reached on 9818120026 for subtleties.

Sub-Inspector Yogender Singh can be contacted at 7982756328 for information on unfortunate casualties in Maulana Azad Hospital and Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Hospital.