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Kolkata's Slum Women Stand Firm Against Eviction: Who's Responsible for Their Future?

Amid looming eviction threats, women in a Kolkata slum demand clarity on their rehabilitation and rights. Who will answer for their plight?

Indian Cockroach Desk31 July 2026, 9:28 am IST1 min read
Source:The Hindu
Kolkata's Slum Women Stand Firm Against Eviction: Who's Responsible for Their Future?

Kolkata's Slum Women Stand Firm Against Eviction: Who's Responsible for Their Future?

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In a determined stand against eviction, women living in a slum in south Kolkata are pushing back against authorities, demanding answers and assurances about their future. With eviction notices hanging over their heads and no rehabilitation plan in sight, these residents are left in a state of uncertainty.

Uncertain Futures

The lack of a clear rehabilitation strategy raises pressing questions: What promises have been made by the government? Why is there no plan to support these vulnerable communities? As reported by The Hindu, the residents are calling for accountability and action from local authorities, urging them to prioritize their welfare instead of pushing them out.

The plight of these women highlights a broader issue of social justice and the rights of marginalized communities in urban India. As they rally together to protect their homes, they seek not only to resist eviction but also to secure a dignified living for their families. Who will step up to ensure that their rights are upheld and their voices are heard?

Source: The Hindu

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