New Delhi: Whatever has happened in the capital of the country in the name of supporting the opposition to the Citizenship Amendment Act. Common people will remember his pain throughout his life. The disturbance and arson in the last few three days has scattered the happiness of many houses. Some people who have lived a simple life, everything has been destroyed in an instant, now they have come on the streets. If someone has lost their loved ones in this era of violence, then people kept crying in pain. In the fire of the Delhi riots, the happiness of one such person, who used to live his life through a stationery shop.

Yatendra Kumar Sharma, who runs a stationery shop in the North East area of Delhi, never even dreamed that the last three days would change his entire life. Violence erupted in the name of citizenship law due to this protest has ruined them all. On finding out about the incidents of nuisance in Delhi, Yatendra Kumar along with his wife Kusum Sharma had gone to the house of a relative living in Shiv Vihar. There is also a stationery shop adjoining their house, which they also operate by themselves.

After he left, his shop and house was set on fire by the miscreants, causing everything to burn down. Everything in the shop, the accumulated capital of his life, was set on fire. Now they got a purse in their house for only 3 rupees. After this incident, like Yatendra and his family, a mountain of sorrows has broken. Yatendra says that in this 3 rupees, even a loaf of bread will not come, in such a situation, his concern about the future is visible.

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