Bulldozer in Jahangirpuri / After the sabotage, the concern of the residents increased, they said - how will they survive now?

After a bulldozer ran in Jahangirpuri on Wednesday, Jameela is worried about how the family will survive. Similarly, Rashida, upset over the removal of her shop, also expressed her anger over the action and said that who will take care of my children. Neither a shop nor a means of earning, nothing is left. This action took away the happiness and means of earning of many more families.

Jameela, who made a living for the family by selling old clothes, was now seen looking for land for other employment. Wednesday's campaign on the fifth day of violence took away everything from this woman. Jameela says that earlier she used to earn Rs 300 to 400 a day, now she does not know what she will do even to earn Rs 100.

... not even a ladder to get out of the house

Wasim said that he was making a living by selling biryani. Along with breaking the shop, the iron stairs in the house were also broken. The source of income has run out. Whether it is an elderly father or how the mother will get down, it is worrying. Now I have to look for a new job.

no one listened even after having the documents

Ganesh Gupta at Kabadi Market says that he has been living in Delhi since 1977 and sells juice. It is alleged that even after having the documents, the shop was vandalized. Nobody listened. This shop runs a family of four, now it will cost lakhs to start it again.

No fodder for animals, worries about livelihood

Noor Mohammad says that the roof of the shop house is ruined. The situation has become so bad that now I cannot start work again. Far from fodder for the animals, where will the rotis for the family come from, this question is troubling. Disappointment was showing on Noor's face, who had been earning for the past few years with one of her brothers. Noor said that had nothing to do with the incident of the previous days, yet they were acted upon.

who will take care of four children

Rashida says that now there is neither a shop nor a means of earning. After all, who will take care of the four children, will the government do it. Can't stand the atrocities anymore. Children are not fathers. I was working hard and raising four children. Getting emotional, Rashida said that it would have been better if she did something like this with everyone that such situations would not have to be seen.