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Petitioner: Parsis indifferent when it comes to saving community institutions

Even as the Bombay High Court steps in to rein in a rampant MMRCL over the tunnelling process under sacred fire temples at Princess Street, petitioner Berjis Desai says that the community is often silent when it is its duty to speak up

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The Metro corridor will pass right under Wadiaji Atash Behram, according to the MMRC website. File Pic
The Metro corridor will pass right under Wadiaji Atash Behram, according to the MMRC website. File Pic

The Metro authorities are not the only enemy that the Parsis are fighting; the community's apathy seems to be just as much a foe. Hours after dashing a letter off to the MMRC on Monday, demanding to see a detailed blueprint of the Metro III tunnel route, which the Parsis fear will desecrate two of their most prominent places of workshop, solicitor Berjis Desai told mid-day, "To be very blunt about it, we have been very indifferent; a huge silent majority of Parsis is very indifferent, even when it is its duty to speak."

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