Globally, there has been a significant rise in the prevalence of diabetes when accompanied by obesity as a comorbidity. Despite the fact that engaging in sedentary behavior is not conducive to maintaining a healthy lifestyle, there are individuals who continue to lead a predominantly sedentary way of life. The investigation conducted in slum areas offers novel avenues for exploration due to the escalating prevalence of various diseases and the limited efforts made by public health authorities in these regions to address disease management and promote mental well-being. The present study reached a conclusion by establishing a correlation between various socioeconomic factors and sedentary behavior within the vulnerable population affected by diabetes.