Bombay HC directs the Police to seize loudspeakers from the mosques if earlier warning ignored
Using loudspeakers for prayers or religious discourse is not an essential part of any religion, Bombay High Court clarifies
Using loudspeakers for prayers or religious discourse is not an essential part of any religion, Bombay High Court clarifies
Does the administration not listen the Courts as well ? The Court should order action against the concerned administrative and Police officials.
This is yet another example of how the loudspeakers on the mosques are used not only for azan (call to prayer) but also to gather Muslims for anti-national activities.
City Qazi (Islamic legal expert and judge) Hafiz Abdul Quddus Hadi met with the Police Commissioner, stating, “During previous drives, everything was done in compliance with norms.
Please note that in India, despite decades of similar disturbances, complaints, and even Court orders, such bans have not been implemented.
He didn’t say anything till the azan was over, i.e. for about 5 minutes. After the azan, he started his speech.
The State Government has banned weapons during Muharram, which has led to Hasan’s rage.
The Haridwar Police has warned that the loudspeakers will be removed and fines will also be imposed if any violation of the rule is found.
Islam originated in Saudi Arabia, but in recent times Islamic rules have been relaxed here.
According to this order, the use of loudspeakers in religious and public places has been banned.