An August 31 order of the Supreme Court of India is set to evict over 250,000 slum dwellers in the national capital. Of these, about 1,200 belong to the Dalit Kapadiya community and Mahavat denotified nomadic tribe, many of whom have been displaced in the past, too. For now, there is no resettlement plan.

An August 31 order of the Supreme Court of India is set to evict over 250,000 slum dwellers in the national capital. Of these, about 1,200 belong to the Dalit Kapadiya community and Mahavat denotified nomadic tribe, many of whom have been displaced in the past, too. For now, there is no resettlement plan.

An August 31 order of the Supreme Court of India is set to evict over 250,000 slum dwellers in the national capital. Of these, about 1,200 belong to the Dalit Kapadiya community and Mahavat denotified nomadic tribe, many of whom have been displaced in the past, too. For now, there is no resettlement plan.

An August 31 order of the Supreme Court of India is set to evict over 250,000 slum dwellers in the national capital. Of these, about 1,200 belong to the Dalit Kapadiya community and Mahavat denotified nomadic tribe, many of whom have been displaced in the past, too. For now, there is no resettlement plan.