Surat: Objections have emerged from some Hindu residents of housing societies in Gujarat’s Surat over the reported allotment of more than 60 government-built homes to Muslim families, Siasat reported.
A meeting held on June 2 reportedly discussed concerns about the distribution of around 65 houses among non-Hindu beneficiaries out of a total of 190 units. Hindus, who attended the meeting, expressed opposition to an increase in the Muslim population within the housing project despite acknowledging existing peaceful coexistence. The remarks have drawn attention for reflecting resistance to Muslim families moving into the neighbourhood.
Protest against the allocation of more than 60 government houses to Muslim families in a Hindu-majority area
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Residents of several housing societies, along with members of far-right Hindu groups, protested the allocation of more than 60 government tenement houses to Muslim… pic.twitter.com/1ci3f35qh5