Chandigarh: There are no members of any community who have to hold religious prayers in public places, Minister of Haryana Minister Manohar Lal Khattar told the State Assembly on Tuesday amid objections by several Hindu groups to Muslims openly in Gurugram.
People from all the faith hold prayers in designated religious places such as temples, mosques, gurdwara and churches and permits are given for all festivals and major programs in Open, Khattar said, in response to Congress Nuh MLA Aftab Ahmed enhances the problem of objections to Hindu groups during zero hours at home.
“But by displaying a show for strength that provokes other community sentiments inappropriate,” Khattar said when Ahmed raised this problem.
It was for the second time this problem was during the Winter Session of the Assembly Haryana, which began here on Friday.
MLA from the main opposition party said, “Some elements repeatedly disturbed prayer Friday.
The constitution gives the right to practice a person’s religion.
No one has the right to disturb prayer.
In Gurugram, thousands of investment crores have been pumped and the city is a symbol of development.
What message who will be sent from Gurugram if someone cannot give a prayer according to someone’s choice? “” There are no members of any community who must hold such programs in open space.
If they have to hold it, they have to do it at the temple, mosque, gurdwaras, And the church.
It is all responsibility to maintain a peaceful atmosphere and see it there is no confrontation in the community, “said the ministerial head, making intervention.
He said it was good that people have agreed to hold Friday prayers in certain places (in Gurugram) and there are consensus until the new settings are made.
“But when some people hold prayers outside such places, the confrontation situation appears.
This is a local problem, it is not a problem that must be estimated because it can damage the shared harmony,” he said.
Khattar said there was an annual event from all religions, both Dussehra, Ram Lila, Urs and this was held with permission.
“But in routines, daily or weekly (prayer), there is a designated place.
And where there is confrontation by offering prayers in open space, everything must be resolved peacefully,” he said.
Ahmed said ‘Edgahs’ and the mosque must be released from illegal encroachment in Gurugram “so that our community members are not forced to offer prayers opened.
Thousands of Muslims come to Gurugram looking for work and there is no enough space for them to offer prayers.” He told him.
“He told him to offer Khattar that protecting minority rights is his responsibility.
“CM gave a statement on December 10 that Namaz could not be offered in an open room.
CM Sahab, you are Guard Haryana, you must protect people from all religions,” Ahmed said.
Two Congress Mlaas – Mamman Khan from Ferozepur Jhirka from MeRat and Mohammad Ilyas from Punhana in the Mendat State region – has been in the previous State Assembly on Friday objected to the newest new minister’s statement on ‘Namaz’, who benefited him and demanded that he took back his statement.
With some Hindu groups that objected to Friday prayer by Muslims in public places in Gurugram, Khattar has been on December 10, saying the practice of the ‘Namaz’ offer in the open “will not be tolerated”.
He, however, said the peaceful solution for this problem will be found.
Three years ago, the administration has set 37 sites in Gurugram City for Muslims to offer Friday Namaz.
However, a Hindu group has objected to the practice of Friday prayers open for the past few months.