dehradun days after eviction notices asking shopkeepers of the minority community to leave or prepare for consequences were found pasted on shops in purola uttarkashi some members of the community on sunday claimed they are receiving intimidation calls asking them to immediately leave the town as they have been identified and will be targetedcommunal tension had been simmering in the district after two men including one from the minority community were arrested for allegedly abducting a minor hindu girl on may 26over 30 shops belonging to members of the minority community remained shut since the incident subsequently at least 10 shopkeepers of the community including a bjp functionary of the local minority cell who had been in the area for many years left the townone of the few who stayed back told toi on sunday we are now concerned about our future a mahapanchayat has been called by different outfits on june 15 on the issue of love jihad the shopkeeper added that some of the calls were made directly by those associated with rightwing outfits while others were made via those who know us for a long time another shopkeeper pointed out in some of the calls we were told that if any of us reopen our shop it may get vandalised or set on fire we dont know where to go if we are forced to leave the town we have been staying here for decadesin neighbouring barkot where shops of the minority community were recently marked with black crosses tenants of around 10 shops were told to vacate their business establishments by landlords confirming the development one of the locals requesting anonymity said on sunday at least three shopkeepers have already left the town two others are also thinking of moving out soon sp uttarkashi arpan yaduvanshi said police had deployed a pac platoon to ensure law and order is maintained in purola town