In Delhi Slum, Tales of the Rape Suspects
By Amol Sharma and Krishna Pokharel
Ravi Dass Camp, a poor neighborhood in South Delhi, is a maze of narrow lanes, open drains, and pastel-colored mud-and-brick houses. Clothes are hung to dry on power lines above the corrugated metal rooftops.
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