Mumbai: News about religious places opened back in Maharashtra evoking cheerful throughout the religious spectrum.
Every community confirms that they will follow all government soup officers in letters and spirits.
The Hindu community missed prayers at the temple during Ganeshotsav but was relieved that they could attend the ‘Ghatsthapna’ ceremony from Navratra.
Holidays on October 7, after all, marking the start of Sharadiya Navratra, the most significant of all Navratas.
Hemant Jadhav, Mumba Devi Temple Manager said, “It was a good and long-awaited decision for worshipers of all religions.
Now, however, temple management tasks also increase.
As far as Mumba Devi concerning, we ensure worshipers that we will Upholding the distance and social sanitation.
No one will be allowed to enter a place without a mask.
“Aadesh Bandekar, Chairperson of Siddhivinayak Temple Trust, has called all the guardians on Monday to determine how Darshan can be arranged after the door opened to the public.
He said, “We will follow all the safety steps.
Previous time, we have compiled a QR code system to allow entries, and we will assess how many worshipers can be allowed to use the method this time.
Now is the time for worshipers to take precautions To protect themselves, and for the temple to take precautions to protect it.
It is in self-population to avoid situations where the temple is forced to close again.
“Muslims have long been waiting to continue the” Ba-Jamaat Namaz “in the mosque with the brothers they.
Shuaib Khatib, Chairman of Juma Masjid Trust of Mumbai, said, “We wholeheartedly welcome the good news.
We will ensure to follow all government regulations for the purpose of public health.” FR Nigel Barrett, spokesman for the Archdiocese of Bombay, echoed the feeling of church visitors who were happy when Christmas appeared in December.
“We are happy with the news.
Diocesan diocese diocese will always be careful in his approach and will follow all SOPs as recommended by the government.
We are happy that we can gather together as a community to pray and worship.
This news also functions as well.
News Because it shows that there is a decrease in Covid-19 cases, “he said.
The Sikh community has longed to subdue their forehead, as they say, before the Scriptures in Darbar.
RAM Singh Rathor, President of United Singh Sabha Foundation, “Der Aaye Durust Aaye (better late than never).
I failed to understand how Covid-19 could spread only in religious places when the market, bus and train full of people .
Nevertheless, we have to cooperate with the government and continue to observe the protocol of a pandemic.
“Organizers Navratra and Durga puja GR waiting for the government as well, hoping they will be allowed to hold Garba and Puja.