In Fallout Of Delhi Murder, Bachelors Turned Away From Housing Societies
NDTV
Residents of such housing societies cite various reasons for not wanting bachelors in their neighbourhood, mostly concerning with how they use their "freedom".
Many bachelors in the Delhi-NCR region are struggling to find accommodation after the gruesome Shraddha Walkar murder case, as many homeowners have evicted unmarried tenants fearing a repeat of a similar crime inside their houses. To be sure, such crimes have been reported irrespective of marital status.
In an alarming development, bachelors are being turned away from housing societies in Noida in Delhi NCR.
Noida's Antriksh society, which put up a poster on the entry gate making it clear that bachelors are not welcome, is not the only one swaying to this extreme. Though some societies did that earlier as well, but it has caught up after horrific details of how Aaftab Poonawala killed and cut up his live-in girlfriend were televised at length.
The residents' welfare association of the Supertech Emerald Court in Noida have issued a notice to homeowners not to rent out their flats to bachelors.
