It was Ghodeshahwali mohalla of Sendhwa in Madhya Pradesh. Shahista was in tears, sitting on the street in front of a huge heap of rubble. She broke down while referring to her bulldozed home just as her life’s dream was, too. It was Ramzan, a month of piety and prayers. For many, Ram is a symbol of Ram Rajya, of good governance. Along with her husband Babar Khan, who is over 60 years old, Shahista was pulled out of her home as they were frying samosas for iftaar. Babar was also thrashed. As the floors of her home came crashing down, so did her hopes of living out her old age in peace. In the haze of memory, she didn’t recall that it was the police who pulled her out and beat her husband. All she remembered were the JCBs (excavator) and bulldozers. She kept repeating these, as if they were the culprits. Where did the attackers come from? Who drove these weapons? Who were the directors and witnesses of the action, when Shahista’s house—built with assistance of the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana—the Centre’s scheme bearing the PM’s name, crushed her right to a shelter?