In this heart-wrenching episode, Hemant takes you through the painful reality of the Prasad Mill in Ahmedabad, where the lives of Dalit workers were torn apart. Established in 1914, this mill once provided livelihood to thousands, but with the mill’s bankruptcy in 1988, it became the subject of a deadly real estate conspiracy. The land, valued at ₹3.5 billion, became a goldmine for powerful businessmen, including members of the Adani family. Despite the workers having tenancy rights, they were mercilessly evicted by private bouncers and the local police. In an unjust show of force, their homes were demolished, leaving them homeless in the midst of a government-backed real estate heist. This episode delves deep into the story of how a thriving working-class community was uprooted in a ruthless act that goes beyond exploitation. Was the government's hand in this forced eviction a part of a larger plan to benefit the powerful elite? Watch to learn more about the underhanded dealings behind the eviction, and why the people affected are still fighting for justice today.