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Urfi Javed struggles to find a home on rent in Mumbai because Muslims and Hindus both don't like her clothes

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DailyBiteJan 25, 2023 | 13:06

Urfi Javed struggles to find a home on rent in Mumbai because Muslims and Hindus both don't like her clothes

Social media influencer Urfi Javed said on Twitter that she is unable to find a rental accommodation in Mumbai becuase of her faith and outfits. Photo: Twitter

Social media influencer Urfi Javed, who remains in news most of the times due to her outlandish outfits, has again landed in a problem because of the way she dresses. Urfi is facing trouble in finding a rented accommodation. She thinks it is because of her outfits and her religion.

The 25-year-old girl, who comes from Lucknow, took to Twitter on January 24 to narrate her agony. "Muslim owners don't want to rent me because of the way I dress, Hindi owners don't want to rent me cause I'm Muslim. Some owners have an issue with the political threats I get. Finding a rental apartment in Mumbai is so tuff," she wrote.

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Within a short time, her tweet went viral with many people sympathizing with her. While some also asked her to dress properly to get a accommodation in Mumbai. 

A Twitter user who goes by the name, Abhishek Bhalerao, wrote: "Same situation, I hope you get a good place to stay Asap."

Urfi replied to him saying," It's literally Everytime Mahn, single, Muslim, actress- impossible to find a house."

Is Urfi the first one to face this? Though Urfi remains in news because of her controversies, the problem of finding a rented place, especially for Muslims is indeed an issue.

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  • In 2009, Bollywood actor Emran Hashmi had raised this issue of discrimination by the housing societies after he was denied a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from a posh housing society in Bandra to purchase a flat in the building.
  • Hashmi had alleged that he was denied the NOC just because he is a Muslim as ge got to know through some people that the society was biased towards Muslims.
  • And not just Emran Hashmi, television actor Aamir Ali too had echoed the same religious discrimination sentiment, when he was denied to purchase a property in Lokhandwala in Mumbai in 2006. The actor had said that the owner refused to sell his property because he was a Muslim.
Last updated: January 25, 2023 | 13:06
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