Gurugram: Members of the local Muslim organization gathered outside the Deputy Deputy of Yash Garg’s office on Tuesday to express their displeasure and worries a day after the clothes involved in the official discussion of the Sites Namaz showed that the number of public spaces where Friday could be offered in the city will be reduced to six.
In a letter to Garg, the Gurgaon Muslim Council claimed that they felt “threatened” by Sanyukt Hindu Sangarsh Samiti (SHSS), who had pioneered protests against Friday prayers in open areas.
Referring to the Muslim Rashtriya Manch (MRM), which is part of the talks on Namaz sites, the protesters questioned how “A handful of Maulvis claimed to represent 150+ Maulvis, who had held a peaceful and orderly Juma Namaz for years”.
“We repeatedly submitting you that Muslims, in general, don’t trust Muslim Rashtriya Manches or a handful of Maulvis, and they are not the voices of Muslim teachers who are sincere and reasonable, once again ignored,” said the letter.
MRM, SHSS and Gurugram Imam Sanghatan are among groups that have been involved in official discussions about Namaz sites in the city.
On Monday, after a meeting with Garg and DCP (West) Deepak Sahara, the clothing claimed that the number of public spaces where Namaz could be offered had been reduced to only six.
However, there was no official announcement by the District Administration.
In 2018, after similar protests, the number of sites appointed to Namaz by the government was brought to 37 of 108.
This November, the number of rooms appointed subsequently reduced to 20.
“Anyone can come and say we represent the Muslim community and request the closure of all space For Namaz.
Our question is, how can they entertain elements like that? “Altaf Hall Ahmed Muslim Gurgon said on Tuesday.