NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court stayed demolition of small, illegal retail shops in the wake of communal violence in New Delhi, shortly after civil authorities began tearing down the structures under protection of police and security forces.
The drive to demolish the properties came four days after violence there during a Hindu religious procession.
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