Sambhal: ‘Try not to come to Jama Masjid’, Commissioner appeals, police alert regarding Friday namaz – Sambhal Jumme ki namaz Moradabad Commissioner appeals Try not to come to Jama Masjid ntc
Friday prayers will be offered in Sambhal today. The situation is tense after the recent violence. The police are fully prepared and tight security arrangements have been made. The Commissioner of Moradabad Division has given this information. He has appealed to the people to offer namaz in their respective mosques. The Commissioner said that efforts should be made to ensure that at least people come to Jama Masjid.
Moradabad Commissioner Anjaneya Singh said, ‘Yesterday a foot march was held for Friday prayers and a meeting was held with the Peace Committee. Efforts are being made that people offer namaz in their respective mosques. He said that there is enough force in Sambhal. Force is present at sensitive places. There will be peace everywhere tomorrow. At present there is peace in all the five districts.
three layer security system
The commissioner said, ‘Tomorrow is Friday prayers. Efforts will be made to ensure that outside forces do not enter. 16 companies are from outside and the local police is on standby. Efforts are being made to ensure that no provocative incident takes place. Security has also been increased in the court.
He said, ‘Religious places have been secured. There will be a ban on the internet. An appeal has been made that a minimum number of people should come to Jama Masjid. It is better if people from outside do not come to Jama Masjid. He told, ‘The Aadhaar of those who come will be checked. Three layer security arrangements have been made.
Hearing on petition against survey order will be held today
Hearing will also be held in the Supreme Court today on the petition filed against the order of survey on the Shahi Jama Masjid of Sambhal. In the petition, the survey order given by the district court on November 19 has been challenged. Regarding the Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal district of Uttar Pradesh, on 19 November 2024, the court had ordered that a survey of the mosque should be conducted.
