Remains of a temple found at Juma Masjid in Mangaluru
Mangaluru (Karnataka) – Every mosque in the country should be surveyed as most of the mosques are built on Hindu temples. BJP MLA Bharat Shetty said we have nothing to hide, but it’s not appropriate that every time Muslims hide behind the Places of Worship Act, 1991.
The issue of disputed site at Malali is not Political issue but Social issue.
It’s not about Polarisation but Rediscovering History.
We are not claiming anything. We are hoping to Reclaim Truth.
Let the competent authority conduct survey. Let the Reality be known to the World. https://t.co/QrM8J2TqLU
— Dr Bharath Shetty Y (@bharathshetty_y) May 23, 2022
Police have imposed a curfew till 26th May in the vicinity of Malali Juma Masjid. At the time of renovation of this mosque, on 21st April, a Hindu temple-like structure was found there.
Karnataka: Hindu Temple-like structure found inside a mosque in Mangaluru, locals suspect the presence of a temple in the pasthttps://t.co/QSiutJlpjC
— OpIndia.com (@OpIndia_com) April 22, 2022
After that, Hindus demanded permission to worship here and protect the mosque, so the local court stopped the renovation work of the mosque. The BJP has demanded a survey of the mosque by the Archaeology Department. Against this backdrop, MLA Shetty was speaking. Vishva Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal performed pooja at Shri Ramanjaneya Bhajan Mandir on 25th May. State Home Minister Arga Gyanendra said that the District Administration has taken the required security measures.
Congress leader D.K. Shivkumar said that BJP is tarnishing the name of Karnataka. While Mangaluru is a good place for financial investment, such disputes are affecting the industry.
Editorial Viewpoint
The BJP MLA has made such a demand. Since their party is in power at the Centre, it is necessary to make efforts to order a survey of every mosque in India. |