Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Monday allowed All India Idara-E-Tahafuz-e-HussAiat and Haidry Jama Mosque in Permit for the Chehlum procession on September 28, the 40th day of Imam Hussain’s martyr.
Senior Adviser Rajan Shirodkar for Husiniyat and Advocate Shehzad Naqvi for Jama Mosque requested permission for the procession.
Naqvi said that in the midst of notification of symbolic procession can be permitted.
Petitioner Applian PH Kanharia did not object to allowing a procession in representative capacity in Mumbai for the entire state.
HC bench from Judge Ujjal Bhuyan and Madhav Jamdar allowed 10 trucks (including 3 for Haidry Jama Masjid Trust) each with a maximum of 15 people on board and said the route would be from the Masjid-Iran for Rehmatabad Qabris, Mumbai, Mumbai on the day Tuesday between 4.30 and 8 nights.
HC said, “While the rights and sentiments of the people’s religious must be respected; but at the same time because the limitation of the unprecedented Covid-19 pandemic imposed by the Country of Cutting all the community segments must be obeyed, failing which can cause disaster consequences that must be We try to avoid.
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