Delhi violence: For many families, search for the missing continues

The death toll due to the violence in northeast Delhi last week touched 47 on Monday, with five more fresh deaths reported from the Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Hospital. In pic: The mortuary at RML Hospital (Express photo: Amit Mehra)

Houses of many families were burnt and they are now on the streets, having to rely on temporary relief before they figure out how to rebuild their lives. (Express photo: Amit Mehra)

Till now, 38 deaths have been reported from GTB Hospital, three from Lok Nayak Hospital, one from Jag Pravesh Chandra Hospital, five from RML. (Express photo: Amit Mehra)

An 18-year-old boy bringing in the body of his only parent, a young man having to identify the charred body of his brother— scenes of agony continued days after violence erupted in Northeast Delhi. In pic: Forensic team members collect evidence in northeast Delhi. (Express photo: Amit Mehra)

The mortuary at Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital Sunday saw a steady flow of families looking for their relatives who went missing during the riots in northeast Delhi.(Express photo: Amit Mehra)

Last week, four bodies, including that of IB staffer Ankit Sharma, were fished out from drains in the area in the aftermath of the riots. (Express photo: Amit Mehra)

At GTB, RML Hospital, there are many such families waiting for news of their missing relatives. (Express photo: Amit Mehra)