Muslim Leaders Slam Pakistan President: Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari’s move to make Varanasi’s Ganj Shaheedan Mosque an issue failed, local Muslims said – see your home first

Varanasi. There are blasts and attacks in mosques in Pakistan every day. There, minority Shia and Ahmadiyya Muslims are targeted. The rulers of Pakistan are unsuccessful in stopping these incidents, but they are very concerned about the Muslims of India. The move of Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari showing similar concern has been foiled by the local Muslims of Varanasi. The matter is of Ganj Shaheedan Masjid of Varanasi.

Indian Railways is modernizing Kashi station. For this, Railways has asked to remove the Ganj Shaheedan Masjid located outside the station. Pakistan is trying to make the removal of this mosque an international issue. At the same time, the Mufti of Varanasi, while ignoring this action of Pakistan, has advised it not to speak in the internal matters of India. According to Dainik Hindustan, Mufti-e-Banaras Maulana Abdul Batin Nomani said on the social media post of Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari on the issue of Ganj Shaheedan Masjid that Pakistan should look into its own country. Mufti said that there are bomb attacks in mosques of Pakistan. He said that he should resolve his issues and not interfere in our internal affairs.

Mufti-e-Banaras said that there is confidence in India’s justice system. We will get relief from the court. At the same time, Dr. SM Yasin, Joint Secretary of Anjuman Intejamia Masjid, said that Pakistan should first stop bomb blasts in its own mosques. He said that we are fighting a legal battle. No need to interfere in our case. Let us tell you that Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari posted on X and wrote that demolition of historical religious places of Muslims in India, including the 1000 year old Ganj Shaheedan Mosque of Varanasi, will spread anarchy. Zardari has said that such action should be stopped immediately. The President of Pakistan also wrote that the rights of minorities and shared cultural heritage should be protected.