Translations:Lynching of Mohammad Akhlaq/23/en
Akhlaq's wife and children left Bisada and moved to Indian Air Force accommodation at Subroto Park in Delhi, and his brother also left the village; The Quint reported in 2017 that several Muslim families had migrated from Bisada and that the family said it feared for its safety while the accused were on bail.[1] Al Jazeera reported in 2017 that the family had received ₹45 lakh in compensation and three flats at subsidised rent, which it said it did not live in because of their remote location.[2]