Gurugram: After the Head of Chief Manohar Lal Khattar promised to work on a peaceful solution for the top row of Namaz offered in public spaces, the protest continued – this time at Udyog Vihar, where those who gathered for Friday prayers were forced to chant “Bharat Ki Jai” and “Hindustan Zindabad” by right-wing clothing activists.
The site where the protest took place near the designated site for prayer.
The inap video of the incident was widely distributed on social media.
“The minister’s chairman said there was no name to be permitted in open areas.
Now is the responsibility of the police and government to comply with the instructions,” Amit said, which is included in the Vihar udyog group.
He added that Friday prayers must be held only six placed places for Namaz.
Meanwhile, there was no name offered in sector 37, which had seen several protests on this issue and had stopped being the designated site now.
Some locals organize ‘Bhandara’ in place.
Altaf Ahmad, spokesman for the Muslim Gurgaon Council, said the ‘Vigilantism’ has taken over the law and order of the city.
“The right-wing group defines how and where Namaz will be offered.
The latest incident is just another example where the interview forces Muslims to increase the slogan ‘Bharat Ki Jai’,” he said, adding that he did not survive hopes for police actions.
The latest disruption came only a day after former Mupremp Rajya Sabha and Gurgaon residents Mohammad AdEeb submitted a petition at the Supreme Court, looking for a trial of disgust against the Secretary of the Head of Haryana and the Director General of Police for not stopping the 2018 instructions.
to countries during hearing against mass violence.
Last Friday, Khattar, who was in the city, said the practice of offering Namaz in the open space “will not be tolerated”, but also added that “peaceful solutions” will be found and the problem needs to be resolved.