Gurugram: Following pressure from other Sikh groups and right-wing clothing, a Gurdwaras association in the city that previously offered room for the Muslim community for Namaz pulled his statement on Friday, by saying only Gurbani can be held in their place.
Like the last two weeks, Namaz continues to be offered in 20 places identified by administration.
Two days after he said, “Muslim brothers who face problems” are welcome to pray at five affiliated Gurdwaras, President of the Singh Committee Sabha Gurdwara Sher Dil removes the possibility.
“My statement was opposed by other Sabha members and I was also controlled on social media.
My intention was only helpful, not to land in controversy.
We have clarified to Muslims that we cannot give them space.
They say they understand and thank you for the support We, “he said.
The source said immediately after the statement of the committee on Wednesday offered a Muslim room for Namaz, Sanyukt Hindu right-wing clothes Sangarsh Samiti had reached members of the Sikh community.
On Thursday night, Sardar Ravi Ranjan Singh, Chairman of the Jatka Committee, released a video that criticized the decision of other committees.
The next day, he, along with members of the right-wing group, came from Delhi to Gurdwara in aware of Bazar Sabzi bathed and held a meeting with committee members.
“Gurdwara Mein Namaz Nahi Ho Sakti (Namaz could not be offered in Gurdwara).
Only Gurbani can be done here.
We will not let anyone cross the boundaries,” Singh said, added that this problem would be discussed with groups Sikh in Amritsar, Chandigarh, Delhi and other places throughout the country so that directives in this case can be given.
Singh said there were many ways to promote peace and harmony, but the cravings in the mosque and Namaz at Gurdwaras “illogical”.
But individuals can offer their place to name, he added.
BJP spokesman Haryana Raman Malik criticized those who had opened the Gurdwaras door for Namaz.
“They should not play politics,” he said.
Meanwhile, the Gurgaon Delegation of Nagrik Ekta Manche, including Mukta rose, Amrita Lalljee, Saumya Baijal and Henna Ahmad, met members of the Gurdwara Committee and expressed gratitude.
“Love, love and unity are the basic principles of all your religions and efforts to attract us closer to that truth.
Your commitment to this truth shines in this darkness and allows all of us to defend our faith in our kindness in our social fabric, “The group said in his letter.
The delegation said it had reached their urgent residents “to reject hatred campaigns and open their hearts and space to enable Muslim communities to offer Friday prayers”.