الهند: إجبار المسلمين المهجرين على بيع منازلهم مقابل الطعام

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

اضطرَّ العديد من مسلمي مدينة "مظفر نجار" في "الهند" لبيع منازلهم بأبخس الأثمان للهندوس مقابل الطعام؛ حيث أجبروا على ترْك منازلهم وممتلكاتهم تحت وطأة العنف الهندوسي.

ولا تزال آثار المأساة مستمرة؛ حيث عصفت بنحو 70 ألف مسلم وأجبرتهم على الفرار من المنطقة، تاركين مئات القتلى والجرحى، واستيلاء الهندوس على ممتلكات المسلمين، فضلاً عن إقامة المسلمين بالخيام ومناطق الإيواء في حالة من الفقر والمرض؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Muzaffarnagar Muslims Sell Homes for Food

Hundreds of Muzaffarnagar Muslim who were forced to leave their homes after last year’s riot have been forced to sell their abandoned homes at very low prices to Hindus to get money needed to feed their children.

“It was a four-room house. I had asked Rs 3 lakh for it, but I could barely manage over Rs 1 lakh," Mohammad Dilshad, who sold his 75 square metre, told The Indian Express on Thursday, August 28.

"If I didn’t sell this, I would not have enough money to feed my children.”

Dilshad is one of hundreds of Muslims in Kankra village who have been facing financial problems after losing a lot of money while selling their assets for their Hindu Jat neighbors.

Their distress started in 2013 after Hindu-Muslim clashes in Muzaffarnagar, located in the western part of the UP province, left 60 dead.

They also forced some 70,000 people to flee their villages, according to the state government.

The crisis began in the village of Kawal, when a Muslim man was killed by the brother and cousin of a Hindu girl after allegedly harassing her.

The two killers, members of the Hindu Jat community, were reportedly lynched by the family of the slain Muslim and others in the locality.

Last October, a fresh outbreak of violence killed four Muslims in the same region hit by deadly communal clashes.

Muzaffarnagar district remains tense, with many who fled last month's violence still living in camps.