Just two days ago, the landlady came and asked for rent as usual. After paying 10,000 rupees in rent, they settled down comfortably. But the day after paying the rent, they had to move out.
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The house they were living in had collapsed. The three-story house was being vacated. Aarti Chaudhary, who was studying for a bachelor's degree, was showing the house and saying, 'I didn't feel any less sad about moving from this house, I had to move overnight.'
After the miking started saying that the unorganized settlement on the banks of Dhobikhola in Anamnagar should be evacuated, Eliza and Archana Chaudhary, who were living in the tent with Aarti, also started panicking. They were worried - where to go now, where to put their belongings?
They had moved to the same place two years ago, having a permanent home in Bara. They knew that it was an unauthorized house, but they had not expected that it would be removed like this. Aarti said, 'I didn't think that I would have to move my belongings overnight, but it was very difficult.'
The housekeeper used to collect the rent even before the month was over. Just two days ago, on Wednesday, the housewife came and asked for rent as usual. They paid 10,000 for two rooms and settled down safely. But the next day after paying the rent, they were evicted. The house was demolished.
The parents had already told them to find a room immediately from home. It was not possible for them to find a room as soon as they said it. At night, they packed their belongings. They took the belongings to their relative in Gwarko. My brother had a garage. They kept the belongings there. They slept there.
Aarti said, ‘My brother’s room was small. There was no place to sleep or store belongings. That’s why we slept in the garage.’
There had been rumors and fear in the settlement for a month, but she said that she could not find a room because she thought they might not be evicted.
They spent one night in Gwarko's garage and moved their belongings to the house next door. Pointing to the house next door, she said, "We put our belongings away. Now we don't know where to go."
