Ahmedabad's public spaces have historically been used for important gatherings, including the formation of the Self-Employed Women's Association (SEWA) in 1972.
Despite this history, a group reading books in a park was recently attacked by Hindutva supporters, raising questions about the city's welcoming nature.
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The incident may indicate a shift in Ahmedabad's social and political climate
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