Namaz Controversy

A private school in Ahmedabad allegedlt asked Hindu students to offer namaz as part of an awareness programme, trigerring a probe by the state government and protests by right-wing Hindu activists on Tuesday.

A fresh row has erupted over offering namaz in public after a video from the compartment of a train stationed in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar started doing the rounds on social media.

In viral videos, security staff seen telling right-wing group members that space is designated for prayers of all religions, but they allege stealth; mall later decided not to allow any religious activity

Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan's comments on the Lulu Mall controversy in Lucknow, which was triggered by a viral video of Muslim men offering namaz at the mall, came off as unexpectedly hilarious today.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday spoke against "unnecessary remarks and staging demonstrations" over a controversy involving the Lulu Mall in Lucknow. The mall was inaugurated on July 10.

As video of some men offering namaz at mall went viral, some outfits sought action; police have since arrested several people over prayers, protests

Two people were recently arrested after they entered the Lulu Mall on Saturday and started reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, police said. At least 15 others were detained for creating a ruckus while trying to enter the shopping mall.

Former Pakistan pacer Waqar Younis on Wednesday issued an apology after making a controversial remark while speaking to a TV network in Pakistan.

Muslims peacefully offering namaz (or daily prayers) on a private property in Gurgaon's Sector 12-A were faced by a crowd - that locals claimedincluded Bajrang Dal workers - shouting 'Jai Shri Ram', underlining tension over this issue.

A private school in Ahmedabad allegedlt asked Hindu students to offer namaz as part of an awareness programme, trigerring a probe by the state government and protests by right-wing Hindu activists on Tuesday.

A fresh row has erupted over offering namaz in public after a video from the compartment of a train stationed in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar started doing the rounds on social media.

In viral videos, security staff seen telling right-wing group members that space is designated for prayers of all religions, but they allege stealth; mall later decided not to allow any religious activity

Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan's comments on the Lulu Mall controversy in Lucknow, which was triggered by a viral video of Muslim men offering namaz at the mall, came off as unexpectedly hilarious today.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday spoke against "unnecessary remarks and staging demonstrations" over a controversy involving the Lulu Mall in Lucknow. The mall was inaugurated on July 10.

As video of some men offering namaz at mall went viral, some outfits sought action; police have since arrested several people over prayers, protests

Two people were recently arrested after they entered the Lulu Mall on Saturday and started reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, police said. At least 15 others were detained for creating a ruckus while trying to enter the shopping mall.

Former Pakistan pacer Waqar Younis on Wednesday issued an apology after making a controversial remark while speaking to a TV network in Pakistan.

Muslims peacefully offering namaz (or daily prayers) on a private property in Gurgaon's Sector 12-A were faced by a crowd - that locals claimedincluded Bajrang Dal workers - shouting 'Jai Shri Ram', underlining tension over this issue.