India’s Supreme Court has stopped the demolition of alleged illegal structures in a neighbourhood of the capital that recently saw religious riots in which nine people including policemen were injured and dozens arrested. A status quo should be maintained for two weeks in North Delhi’s Jahangirpuri area, the Supreme Court said Thursday, a day after it ordered municipal authorities to stop razing unauthorized structures in the area. The court stepped in after those affected said they were not given notice of the impending demolition. The North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) used bulldozers …