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No Friday Prayers In Gurugram Mosques Today Amid Communal Tension
Gurugram Violence: Muslims in Gurugram have been urged to offer Friday prayers at home today amid the ongoing communal clashes in Haryana.
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Muslims In Gurugram To Offer Friday Namaz At Home After Haryana Clashes
Muslims in Gurugram will not offer Friday namaz at any public place or mosques in view of violence that flared up in Nuh, Sohna, and Gurugram earlier in the week, a community leader has announced.
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Mob Of 200 Attacks Mosque In Gurugram, Threaten Worshippers
The mob threatened those praying inside a mosque in Gurugram's Bhora Kalan village a day ago.
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They Tore My Kurta, Told Me To Say "Jai Shri Ram": Muslim Man In Gurgaon
A 25-year-old man has alleged that he was attacked and then forced to say "Jai Shri Ram" while on his way home after offering namaz at a mosque in Gurgaon near Delhi.
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Civic Body Seals Mosque In Gurgaon, Says It's In Restricted Area
The Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) sealed a mosque in the Sheetla colony area Wednesday triggering a protest against the authorities.
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Issue Beyond Namaz: Right-Wing Body On Row Over Prayers In Open Spaces In Gurugram
The conflict over offering namaz in Gurugram may have been triggered off by the use of public spaces with the alleged intention of encroaching on land near mosques, but going by the list of demands put forth by the Sanyukt Hindu Sangharsh Samiti, their protest goes well beyond civic issues, and targets the economic and social activities of Muslims ...
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'Amicable Solution Within 15 Days': Gurgaon Top Official Over Namaz Row
Following instances of disruption of namaz in Gurgaon allegedly by fringe Right-wing groups in the last few weeks, separate meetings were held between the district administration, the Right-wing and Muslim organisations to defuse tension arising out of opposition to offering Friday prayers in open spaces.
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Haryana Waqf Board Urges Government To free encroachment From It's Lands
The Haryana Waqf Board on Monday urged the administration here in a letter to remove encroachments from its lands near mosques so that people can offer prayers.
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As ML Khattar Explains Namaz Remark, His Minister Puts Him In A Spot
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar issued a clarification today on his statement that namaz should be read in mosques and Idgahs instead of open areas. "I haven't spoken about stopping anyone. Maintaining law and order is the duty of the police and the administration," Mr Khattar said in Chandigarh today.
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On Namaz Row Haryana Chief Minister Khattar Clarifies, "Haven't Spoken About Stopping Anyone"
Breaking his silence over reports of Friday namaz being disrupted allegedly by right-wing groups in Gurgaon on April 4, the Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, on Sunday, backed the members of groups, saying it is not right to pray in open spaces. "It is our duty to maintain law and order. There has been an increase in offering namaz in ...
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Boats Needed To Get Here, Am I Right: John Kerry To IIT-Delhi
Delhi's rain has proved it spares nobody, not even VVIPs from the world biggest super power.
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No Friday Prayers In Gurugram Mosques Today Amid Communal Tension
Gurugram Violence: Muslims in Gurugram have been urged to offer Friday prayers at home today amid the ongoing communal clashes in Haryana.
-
Muslims In Gurugram To Offer Friday Namaz At Home After Haryana Clashes
Muslims in Gurugram will not offer Friday namaz at any public place or mosques in view of violence that flared up in Nuh, Sohna, and Gurugram earlier in the week, a community leader has announced.
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Mob Of 200 Attacks Mosque In Gurugram, Threaten Worshippers
The mob threatened those praying inside a mosque in Gurugram's Bhora Kalan village a day ago.
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They Tore My Kurta, Told Me To Say "Jai Shri Ram": Muslim Man In Gurgaon
A 25-year-old man has alleged that he was attacked and then forced to say "Jai Shri Ram" while on his way home after offering namaz at a mosque in Gurgaon near Delhi.
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Civic Body Seals Mosque In Gurgaon, Says It's In Restricted Area
The Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) sealed a mosque in the Sheetla colony area Wednesday triggering a protest against the authorities.
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Issue Beyond Namaz: Right-Wing Body On Row Over Prayers In Open Spaces In Gurugram
The conflict over offering namaz in Gurugram may have been triggered off by the use of public spaces with the alleged intention of encroaching on land near mosques, but going by the list of demands put forth by the Sanyukt Hindu Sangharsh Samiti, their protest goes well beyond civic issues, and targets the economic and social activities of Muslims ...
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'Amicable Solution Within 15 Days': Gurgaon Top Official Over Namaz Row
Following instances of disruption of namaz in Gurgaon allegedly by fringe Right-wing groups in the last few weeks, separate meetings were held between the district administration, the Right-wing and Muslim organisations to defuse tension arising out of opposition to offering Friday prayers in open spaces.
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Haryana Waqf Board Urges Government To free encroachment From It's Lands
The Haryana Waqf Board on Monday urged the administration here in a letter to remove encroachments from its lands near mosques so that people can offer prayers.
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As ML Khattar Explains Namaz Remark, His Minister Puts Him In A Spot
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar issued a clarification today on his statement that namaz should be read in mosques and Idgahs instead of open areas. "I haven't spoken about stopping anyone. Maintaining law and order is the duty of the police and the administration," Mr Khattar said in Chandigarh today.
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On Namaz Row Haryana Chief Minister Khattar Clarifies, "Haven't Spoken About Stopping Anyone"
Breaking his silence over reports of Friday namaz being disrupted allegedly by right-wing groups in Gurgaon on April 4, the Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, on Sunday, backed the members of groups, saying it is not right to pray in open spaces. "It is our duty to maintain law and order. There has been an increase in offering namaz in ...
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Boats Needed To Get Here, Am I Right: John Kerry To IIT-Delhi
Delhi's rain has proved it spares nobody, not even VVIPs from the world biggest super power.
