US EditionMuslims Struggle for Food and Shelter After Thousands of Families Evicted in Assam
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Muslims Struggle for Food and Shelter After Thousands of Families Evicted in Assam
NEW DELHI – Muslim families in Assam’s Dhubri district are facing severe shortages of food, shelter, and other basic necessities after thousands were evicted from 450 hectares of land. On July 8, authorities demolished the homes of thousands of Bengali-origin Muslim families in Bilasipara, alleging they were illegally occupying government land. The land clearance was reportedly carried out to make way for a thermal power plant by the Adani Group…
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