The Marwadi Go Back Movement in Telangana: Addressing Local Concerns and Building a Competitive Future
The Marwadi Go Back Movement in Telangana: Addressing Local Concerns and Building a Competitive Future In August 2025, Telangana witnessed the rise of the "Marwadi Go Back" movement, a socio-economic campaign sparked by a parking dispute in Secunderabad’s Monda Market. This movement, primarily driven by local traders and activists, reflects deep-seated grievances against Marwadi, Gujarati, and Jain businessmen, who are accused of dominating markets and sidelining local commerce. While the movement has highlighted legitimate economic concerns, it has also raised questions about regional identity, fair competition, and social cohesion. This article explores the main complaints of locals, the alleged dubious practices of Marwadi businessmen, and actionable recommendations for locals to counter these challenges while fostering inclusive economic growth. Main Concerns and Complaints of Locals The "Marwadi Go Back" movement, which gained traction in August 2025, stems fro...