In Mumbai, more than 2,000 residents, who lost their homes due to demolitions by the Mumbai Port Authority (MbPA), protested on Thursday. The march, organized by the Mumbai Port Ghar Haq Sangharsh Samiti, began at New Tank Road and concluded at Azad Maidan. Protesters highlighted their long-standing residence in areas like New Tank Road, Rajiv Gandhi Nagar, and Aman Shanti Nagar, where demolitions have left many homeless. They called for a 'house for a house' policy to ensure proper rehabilitation and demanded that no further evictions occur until a comprehensive framework is established. The memorandum presented by the protesters also requests interim relief, including temporary housing and essential services. Residents assert their rights under constitutional provisions and seek a judicial inquiry into alleged human rights violations during the eviction process. The MbPA has not commented on the protests, but the issue has garnered political support from multiple parties and NGOs.