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Mumbai – ‘MNS is doing politics over the loudspeakers on mosques. Even though MNS has issued a deadline of 3rd May, loudspeakers will not be taken down from the mosques’, Saeed Noori, President of Raza Academy, said. He further said, ‘We met the Mumbai Police Commissioner on 17th April and asked for permission for the loudspeakers. Namaz has been performed on loudspeakers for many years, but why did this issue come up just now ? Mosques will fully comply with Supreme Court guidelines. Loudspeakers are allowed in every mosque in Mumbai. Permission will be sought for loudspeakers on those mosques that do not have permission currently, and Namaz will be offered accordingly’.
Noori also said that a letter was sent to the Mumbai Police Commissioner today from the All India Sunni Jamaat-ul-Ulama seeking permission for the loudspeakers.
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