One year elapsed since Delhi Riots shook the National capital, killing 53, injuring many and property worth crores of rupees belonging to the minorithy community was gutted.
And the skeptical paradox is that the Muslim CAA protesters are implicated of instigating these riots while the actual culprits are roaming scot-free.Dr. SQR Ilyas, National President, Welfare Party of India
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