Eviction Drive / Eviction Drive Continues For Second Day In Bhubaneswar's Salia Sahi
·7 months ago·1 min read

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The sudden displacement has left many families in distress, with limited access to basic amenities.
Bhubaneswar, Nov 19: The eviction drive in Bhubaneswar’s Salia Sahi entered its second consecutive day today, with a joint squad comprising officials from the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC), Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA), and Commissionerate Police continuing the operation.
Several residents, whose homes were demolished yesterday, spent the night under the open sky, using tarpaulin sheets to shelter themselves and protect their belongings.
The sudden displacement has left many families in distress, with limited access to basic amenities.
According to affected residents, the temporary shelters provided by BMC are inadequate, with many claiming that the units cannot accommodate more than two people.
Also read: Protests Erupt In Salia Sahi As BMC, BDA Launch Eviction Drive
Additionally, the financial compensation offered per household is reportedly insufficient, making it difficult for families to secure alternative housing.
The situation has sparked concern among local rights groups and citizens, who are urging authorities to ensure humane rehabilitation measures and transparent communication with the displaced families.
Police personnel have been deployed at the site to maintain order and prevent any escalation of tension.
Several residents, whose homes were demolished yesterday, spent the night under the open sky, using tarpaulin sheets to shelter themselves and protect their belongings.
The sudden displacement has left many families in distress, with limited access to basic amenities.
According to affected residents, the temporary shelters provided by BMC are inadequate, with many claiming that the units cannot accommodate more than two people.
Also read: Protests Erupt In Salia Sahi As BMC, BDA Launch Eviction Drive
Additionally, the financial compensation offered per household is reportedly insufficient, making it difficult for families to secure alternative housing.
The situation has sparked concern among local rights groups and citizens, who are urging authorities to ensure humane rehabilitation measures and transparent communication with the displaced families.
Police personnel have been deployed at the site to maintain order and prevent any escalation of tension.
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