Civil society members meet Gurugram Divisional Commissioner over namaz issue

A few prominents subjects, including resigned government employees, movie producers, students of history, work rights activists and Muslim pioneers, on Tuesday called upon Divisional Commissioner (Gurugram) D.Suresh looking for a friendly answer for the circumstance emerging out of the restriction to offering of namaz in open spaces and making a couple of recommendations.

 

A two-page update bearing the names of over a hundred nationals was likewise submitted to Mr. Suresh communicating concerns and raising four requests including the need to fortify securities amongst inhabitants and give satisfactory space to offering namaz, particularly with Ramzan round the corner. They additionally requested that the organization secure offering of namaz at current areas. 

Ishrat Thameem, an administration expert, said that recovering Waqf Board properties was a long and dull process and as a fleeting arrangement the organization must guarantee serene offering of namaz at current areas which are more than hundred in number. "Bit by bit, the organization can decrease it to lesser number of greater grounds to maintain a strategic distance from burden to local people and suburbanites," said Mr. Thameem. 

Autonomous movie producer Rahul Roy, who was likewise part of the gathering, proposed that there was a need to fabricate more mosques with the expansion in Muslim populace, and not enable the counter social components to upset petition assemblages. "Local people are anguished and irritated over the unforeseen development in the previous couple of days and need the organization to determine it genially. The organization is compelled by a solemn obligation to do as such," said Mr. Roy. 

Amid the gathering, the subjects raised the issue of deficient mosques and the feeling of dread among the Muslim people group. Mr. Suresh said that the organization would be more careful and firm on troublemakers. Making an interest to Muslims to indicate limitation, Mr. Suresh said that those suspected to make inconvenience were being recognized and taught on the laws on opportunity of religion.