CM Yogi Adityanath further stated that festivals should not become hideous exhibitions of unruliness. If you want any facilities, you have to follow a certain discipline.
Basically, there should be no need to make such a demand. Offering namaz in public places by causing inconvenience to the public should be made a crime. If the Police are not doing so, then action should be taken against the Police.
Road blockage is causing inconvenience to women, senior citizens and people using that road. It can create a law-and-order problem. The Government needs to take precaution.
There is a 3-storeyed mosque near Dak Chowk in Sanand, the road outside which is closed every Friday.
Despite the availability of an open ground, Muslims chose to offer ‘Namaz’ on the road, which shows their attitude of deliberately causing inconvenience to people.
To prevent any untoward incidents, the Police tried to keep the protesters and the mosque- visitors separate.
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A case is registered against VHP’s Sharan Pumpwell, who had warned on social media, that if namaz was offered again on the road, ‘Bajrang Dal’ would take action.
Citizens are asking if there is a mosque for namaz and still Muslims perform namaz on road, then how would traffic move.
Only strict action against the reading of namaz on roads will curb such incidents.