Hyderabad, May 1 -- Indian Haj pilgrims staying in the Azizia area of Makkah, Saudi Arabia, are facing mounting concerns over accommodation standards, with allegations of overcrowding and poor hygiene. The matter came to light after AAP MP Sanjay Singh shared a video on X of building no 0165 Asaf Al Qureshi hostel on Friday, May 1.

Singh described the situation as "shameful" and sought immediate intervention from the Haj Committee of India. In his post, he alleged "extreme mismanagement" in Azizia, stating that despite charging around Rs 4 lakh, families were being separated, with up to 16 people accommodated in a single room and one washroom shared among them.

He further pointed to stagnant wastewater inside rooms, calling the conditio...