New Delhi:
Prior to the last Friday prayers of Eid and Ramadan, the Meerut Police has issued strict warnings against the people offering prayers on the streets, stating that strict legal action will be taken against those who violate. Passports and driving licenses can be canceled if the rules are broken. Now on this, Delhi President Shoaib Jamai said that they are not Meerut and Sambhal. This is Delhi and there will be prayers here. At home, on the mosque, on the roof and on the road. If Bhandara and Kawand can be on the road then why not prayer?

Muslim religious leader angry with the decree of Meerut Police

The police of Meerut have issued this decree that passports of those who offer prayers on the road will also be canceled and arms licenses. Muslim religious leaders have expressed displeasure over this decree of Meerut Police. As the month of Ramadan is being completed and Eid is coming close, the controversy over Namaz is increasing. A order of Meerut Police has come in which he has been instructed not to offer prayers on the streets. But these emergency ulema and Maulanas are not feeling.

What is the policeman of the police, listen to them first

Meerut SP City Ayush Vikram Singh said that for Eid, all the religious leaders have appealed that people should offer Namaz in the mosque around them, if you want to study in Eidgah, then come on time, namaz will not be read on the road in any Surat A Hall. A case was also registered last year. If a case is registered on someone, passports and license (arm) can be canceled. Ulema is angry at this strict police decree. Maulana Qari Isaac Gora and famous Deobandi Ulema Isaac Gora reacted by Maulana Qari Isaac Gora and famous Deobandi Ulema Isaac Gora.

It is not right to create a new controversy over Ramadan and every Eid

He said that it is not right to create a new controversy over every Ramadan and every Eid. The words used in SP’s statement look very strict and egoistic. It seems as if reading Namaz has been made such a big crime that it is being said to cancel the passport for it. The police administration of Meerut has identified mosques in the district, where Namaz was offered on the roads in the east and additional police force has been deployed on these mosques a day before Jumma. Along with this, RAF and PAC Force are also being provided to Meerut by the government. Last year, a case was registered against 200 unidentified people in organizing Namaz on a road, out of which 80 people were also identified.

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