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Uorfi Javed claimed that it is difficult to get a flat in Mumbai and that both Hindu and Muslim owners are refusing to give her rent...

Digital Desk: Renting an apartment in Mumbai, the city of dreams, is definitely a struggle. TV actress and social media influencer Uorfi Javed recently took to Twitter to raise the same issue. The actress claimed that it is difficult to get a flat in Mumbai and that both Hindu and Muslim owners are refusing to give her rent.

"Bigg Boss OTT" fame wrote on Twitter, "Muslim owners don't want to rent me house cause of the way I dress, Hindi owners don't want to rent me cause I'm Muslim. Some owners have an issue with the political threats I get. Finding a rental apartment in Mumbai is so tuff."

The social influencer's post garnered a lot of attention on the social media platform, with one commenting, "This is unconstitutional and wrong."  "Very sorry to hear this If you prefer to come to Kandivli Borivli, I can make arrangements for you in a posh flat. Don't underestimate these areas!," another user wrote. 

Meanwhile, the actress was called by Mumbai Police for an inquiry in connection with a charge brought against her by Bharatiya Janata Party politician Chitra Kishor Wagh for "indulging in nudity publicly."

After the police commissioner ordered an investigation, the city police issued a notice to the former Bigg Boss contestant. She was asked to appear for questioning at the police station in Amboli.


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