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Muslim Survivors Of 2020 North East Delhi Riots Continue An Endless Wait For Justice

Muslim Survivors Of 2020 North East Delhi Riots Continue An Endless Wait For Justice
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Delhi LG Appoints 40 Assessors to Clear Riots Victims Claims, Orders Settlement in 3 Months

The decision has been taken in view of prevalent delays leading to the delayed settlement of claims of riot victims.

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Two years after Delhi violence, riot victims still await compensation for their losses

Of the 2,569 claims filed with a court-appointed commission, only 1,425 have been examined, while work on the remaining 1,234 is still to begin.

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Heavy debt, low compensation: 2 years after Delhi riots, damaged businesses struggle to move on

Compensation from the government is inadequate, they say, and memories of the violence loom large.

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