After the police action against Bangladeshis, maids and car cleaners are not available. Due to this, the residents of residential societies and colonies are extremely troubled.
Bangladeshis are being identified in Cyber City Gurugram, but ‘Indians’ are worried. After the police action, maids and car cleaners are not available. Due to this, the residents of residential societies and colonies are very worried. Bangladeshis living with fake Aadhar cards have fled after this action, but fear still remains among the people who came from West Bengal. Some people have gone to their villages fearing police action.
Niharika Banduni, a resident of South Claus Society, said that a maid from West Bengal works at her house. She is scared after the police action. She has been told to provide the police with clear information about her Aadhar card, ration card and the address of her village. There will be no problem after providing this information. She has praised the action being taken by the police against Bangladeshis. She has called it a very important step for the security of the country.
Nilesh Tandon, head of the RWA of Fresco Society in Sector 50, said that after the action against Bangladeshis, there is a shortage of maids and car cleaners. They are not available. Due to this, people are facing problems. Working couples are facing a lot of problems. Now they have to do all the household work themselves. People of West Bengal are also scared of this campaign against Bangladeshis.
SN Tiwari, a resident of BSF Society located at Gwal Pahari, said that there has been a problem in garbage collection for the last five days. The contractor was already saying that there is a shortage of workers for garbage collection. Now after this police campaign, this problem has increased even more.
People are not able to find car cleaners
Harendra Singh, former head of the Antariksh Heights Society RWA in Sector 84, said that his car is not being cleaned. The car cleaner is not coming due to fear. He said that he is lucky that the maid in his house is a Hindu. DLF Phase 2 resident Nidhi Taneja said that after the police action, many maids have gone to their villages. Some maids have been stopped by explaining that this action is against Bangladeshis, not against the residents of West Bengal. If the police inquire, then instead of panicking, show them your documents.
‘Government should stop harassing Muslims’
Nuh MLA and senior Congress leader Chaudhary Aftab Ahmed on Sunday targeted the state BJP government on the issue of harassment of Bengal and Assam Muslims in Gurugram. Talking to journalists, he said that to hide its failures, the state government is harassing the people of the minority community in an inhuman manner. Information is coming from different places of the state that the police is harassing the people of the minority community.
