Delhi currently has two relief camps for the people affected by the violence in northeast Delhi that took place between 23 and 26 February.

Thousands have been displaced from their homes, forced to leave the capital or find shelter in these temporary relief camps set up in parts of Delhi.

What is life in these relief camps like? What next for the survivors? And how has the government provided to take care of the worst affected?

At least 53 people have been killed, 2400 arrested and nearly 700 cases filed in the violence that shook northeast Delhi from 23 February till 26 February when violent mobs carried out arson and targeted attacks. The ones who survived the attacks were forced to abandon their homes and flee, fearing for their lives.

Guest: Asmita Nandy, Correspondent, The Quint

Host and Producer: Vishnu Gopinath

Editor: Jaskirat Singh Bawa