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The country has been shaken by escalating confrontations between Hindus and Muslims

By Gerry Shih and Anant Gupta

NEW DELHI — For hours on Saturday, revelers celebrating the Hindu god Hanuman had wound their way through the dense slums of Jahangirpuri in north Delhi without incident. But around sundown, the trouble began.

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