Meerut Brothers Donate Land Worth 1.5 Million for Iran Victims, Sparking Debate

• Three brothers from Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, donated 125 square yards of land, valued at 1.5 million rupees, to aid victims in Iran.
• The decision was prompted by reports of children killed during US-Israel attacks on Iran, deeply affecting the Mustafa family.
• The land ownership documents were handed over to Anjuman Husainiya, an organization involved in social and humanitarian work.
• The donation is part of a larger community effort that has collected approximately 3 million rupees, including the land, for Iranian victims.
• A former BJP Yuva Morcha leader has questioned the donation, urging an investigation into the brothers' assets and the legality of the process.