‘The Places of Worship Act 1991’ should be repealed Former Shia Central Waqf Board Chairman Wasim Rizvi writes letter to PM

A Muslim person makes such a demand; however, no Hindu representative in the country or any Hindu Minister in the Central and State Governments made such a demand. It is a shame for the Hindus who elect such people’s representatives who do nothing to regain the spiritual and cultural heritage of Hindus !

Lucknow (U.P.) – Former Chairman of the Shia Central Waqf Board Wasim Rizvi has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking repeal of The Places of Worship Act 1991. He also demanded that ‘mosques built on the site of the temples demolished by the Mughals should be demolished and efforts should be made to restore the temples there’.

In the letter, Rizvi writes that the ‘Places of Worship Act 1991’ was deliberately enacted during the Congress period. Congress wanted that the disputes between temples and mosques should continue in the country. That is why if this law is repealed permanently, the temple and mosque dispute will also end.

वसीम रिजवी ने प्रधानमंत्री मोदी से प्लेस ऑफ वरशिप एक्ट 1991 को खत्म कर पुराने तमाम तोड़े गए मंदिरों को हिंदुओं को वापस देने और मुगलों के पहले की स्थिति बहाल करने की मांग की है.
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Letter from Wasim Rizvi – (Click on picture to read)

 Mosques built by the Mughals after demolishing 9 temples

In this letter, Rizvi has given information about 9 temples which were demolished and mosques have been built on their lands by the Mughals. It includes Keshav Dev Temple, Mathura; Atala Dev Temple, Jaunpur; Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Varanasi; Rudra Mahalaya Temple, Gujarat; Bhadrakali Temple, Gujarat; Adina Masjid, Bengal; Vijaya Mandir, Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh and 27 Hindu and Jain temples demolished for erecting Masjid Kuwatul Islam Qutub Minar.