It was eight in the evening. Crime branch vehicles entered Shahpur Halim ni Khadki. It was not new for the residents to see police vehicles come and go. This was a sensitive area. Even if two cyclists collide, it could spiral into a stone pelting incident. In fact even communal tensions could simmer over minor issues like catching kites. Shahpur used to have equal population of Hindus and Muslims, but even though both communities lived together, they were always at conflict. The Hindus used to think that there has been a lot of Muslims around lately, while the Muslims would say that India is not just for the Hindus. During the worst communal riots of 1969, an SRP point was put up right outside Shahpur.
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