J.P. Morgan Vice President in Gujarat Housing Complex Alleges Caste Bias: Nightmare

Anirudh Kejriwal, a Vice President at JP Morgan, recently brought attention to his alleged experience with caste discrimination in Gujarat while looking for a home. He shared his grievances on a public platform, expressing his distress over being barred from moving into his dream home because he was not born Gujarati. He stated that he had chosen Gujarat over an opportunity in Singapore due to GIFT City’s vision and the promising future it represented.

However, he was saddened to encounter unexpected challenges and discrimination based on his background. Kejriwal’s post about his experience quickly gained attention and sparked a discussion among users. Some empathized with his situation, expressing support and regret for the discrimination he faced.

Others expressed surprise and disappointment, highlighting the need to address discrimination and promote inclusivity in Gujarat. There were mixed reactions, with some acknowledging the progress made in certain policies while also recognizing the underlying societal barriers that still exist. The incident has prompted conversations about the need to address and resolve issues of discrimination in Gujarat.

Kejriwal indicated that he would pursue legal action to reclaim his rights and investments, emphasizing the severity of his experience. The public response to his post reflects a range of perspectives and opinions, indicating the complexity of the issue and the importance of fostering a more inclusive and welcoming environment for all individuals, regardless of their background.