A riot isn’t normally the time when one’s faith in humanity is reaffirmed. At least that’s what I believed until I went as part of a fact-finding team to north-east Delhi last Saturday. It was a wet and thundery day, made even more sombre by the harrowing testimonies we heard from survivors, especially those from Shiv Vihar, one of the worst affected localities during the violence. However, the day was brightened by our Uber driver, 41-year-old Gulfam Mansuri. First, after he realised why we were going to north-east Delhi, he put the taxi’s meter off. “Since the riots began, I’ve
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