Uneasy calm in New Delhi's 'encounter lane' a day after

Saturday, September 20, 2008

It was an uneasy calm in the 'encounter lane' of Jamia Nagar in New Delhi on Saturday, a day after a special team of Delhi police stormed the house in which the terrorists were staying. Locals preferred to stay in their homes to be away from police 'interrogation' and the journalists who would pester them.

Police personnel have been deployed in Jamia Nagar. Authorities and NGO's are doing their best to instill confidence among the locals.

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