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U**More information**: I recently completed my college and rented a floor in a **residential** building for my class. The area is **Hindu** dominated. Being fresher, I cannot afford **commercial** space for my classes hence rented a residential room. I have paid **6 month rent** as well as security **deposit**. I have also printed marketing materials (pamphlet and banners) with **address** on them. Please provide guidance. Thank you in advance. (City: Surat)
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UMy man, this isn’t about religion—it’s about you running a business in a residential space, which is already a violation of your lease agreement and zoning laws. Did your landlord rent it out for commercial use? If not, you’re breaking the contract. Also, safety codes exist for a reason—having a bunch of students crowding a residential area is a fire hazard and a nuisance. Noise complaints, parking issues—your neighbors have every legal right to object.
And let’s be real—taking legal action to defend an illegal setup is wild. If money’s tight, why not teach at an established coaching center first? Stop playing the victim card and sort out your business the right way
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USad to read your current situation. Gujarat, and now the entire nation, is being driven into religious frenzy. Unfortunately nothing can be done here unless you’ve mighty contacts with the ruling party. There’s a reason HNIs have been flocking out of India in droves.
Don’t try anything risky. I know it’s frustrating but find a better way out! -
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