While the recent rains have lowered Delhi’s heat, informal workers are still struggling. Delhi's heat wave this season has claimed more than 275 lives.

Police have registered two FIRs – one against the mob and another against the churchgoers for allegedly violating DDMA guidelines.

There have been some tensions between Nihang leaders and farmers' unions after a man was lynched at the border protest.

Most of these people escaped to India about five years ago, but still have trouble accessing basic services and employment opportunities.

The judge who granted Mohammed Farman bail pointed out that witness statements against the young man had been recorded nearly a month after his arrest.

Since Mohammed Farman was imprisoned last March, his parents, siblings and nephew have lost their home in a fire and been reduced to begging and rag-picking to survive.