body of a young man, bleeding from a gunshot wound in the stomach, is seen being lowered from a low-rise building diagonally across the road from the hospital.

The man, who was later declared dead, was identified as Shahid Khan Alvi, 22, an autorickshaw driver from Uttar Pradesh's Bulandshahr who happened to be in Delhi when violence broke out.

It's unclear if his death was linked to the rooftop shooter atop Mohan Nursing Home.

The only known shooter who has been arrested is Shahrukh, a young man from northeast Delhi's Jaffrabad. He was seen pointing a handgun at a policeman's face, just inches away from him, while a mob behind him threw stones during the second day of clashes on February 24.

The violence that started on February and went on forthree days left 53 dead and hundreds injured. But of the 39 deaths for which the causes are known, at least 12 or over one-third died of gunshot injuries, hospital records show. At least 97 have gunshot wounds.

Ayesha, a resident who lives in Chand Bagh directly across the road from the nursing home, and whose home was burnt by those indulging in violence, saw the mob. "I saw at least 50 people on the rooftop of Mohan Nursing Home. Most of those people were helmets and had sticks in their hands. I don't know who they were. I had left by the time shots were fired. I did see stone-throwing from there," she said.

Navneet Gupta, who runs a coaching centre right next to the nursing home, says he