Hindus forced to flee UP under Yogi rule! Collective namaz was offered by turning the house into a madrasa in Bareilly’s Mohammadganj village.

UP Group Namaz : Mohammadganj village of Bareilly district of Uttar Pradesh is in the grip of a serious communal tension these days. The example of mutual brotherhood that has been going on for decades now seems to be breaking due to the Namaz controversy. The matter has become so sensitive that despite the restrictions of the administration and the matter being under consideration of the High Court, mass namaz was offered again in a private residence on 14 February, which has added fuel to the fire of controversy.

Mohammadganj has a unique tradition that neither a temple nor a mosque was ever built here. Both the communities had been living peacefully under a decades-old agreement. However, the spark of controversy ignited on January 17, when a complaint came to light about the alleged running of an illegal madrasa and offering of mass namaz in the house of a person named Haseen Mian. The Hindu side alleges that the Muslim society is adopting a ‘new tradition’ Is trying to start, which is a violation of the old agreement of the village. The tension increased to such an extent that some Hindu families, feeling pressured, ‘escape’ out of the house. Wrote warning messages.

What is the argument of the Muslim side?

However, the Muslim side argues that they are praying inside their homes, which is their constitutional right. Considering the seriousness of the situation, heavy police force has been deployed in the village under the leadership of SP South Anshika Verma. Police has clarified that at present there is no situation of migration and some people are spreading confusion to spoil the atmosphere. The administration has given a clear order that no new religious activity will be carried out until the court’s decision comes.

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Such a case has come before also

A few years ago, the issue of migration had become a topic of nationwide discussion in Kairana, Uttar Pradesh, where due to communal tension and insecurity, many families had talked about leaving their homes. Apart from this, in Purola of Uttarakhand also, the news of migration after protests against a particular community was in the headlines last year. At present, Bareilly Police is adopting a strict stance against those who disturb peace. The administration is trying to restore the trust that was once the identity of this village by establishing dialogue between the two parties.