Why not reading Namaz on the street during Holi? A social media influencer directly challenged CM Yogi before Eid

• Controversy over Salat before Ramadan Eid
• Controversy over reading Namaz on the street
• Syed Ayub direct challenge to Yogi Adityanath

Uttar Pradesh: Currently the month of Ramadan is on and soon Ramadan Eid (Ramadan Eid) will be celebrated. But even before that, a controversy has arisen over the recitation of Namaz. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath regarding offering prayers on the streets (Yogi Adityanath) He has been given a direct challenge. A Hyderabad-based social media influencer’s statement has sparked controversy. A video of Syed Ayub is going viral on social media, in which he is seen calling for street prayers across the country.

Syed Ayub, founder of Hyderabad Youth Courage shared a shocking appeal video on social media. It has been revealed that this video was posted on the night of March 15. In the video, he said, “Insha Allah, not only in Sambhal, but across India, street prayers will be offered.” Saying this, he appealed to the Muslim brothers to offer Namaz on the streets across the country on the day of Eid.

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A direct challenge to UP Chief Minister Yogi

In a social media video, social media influencers Ayub used abusive language against Yogi Adityanath and accused his government of discriminating against Muslims. Ayub, who claims to have nearly two million followers on Instagram, said that if the Eidgahs were full, Muslims would pray in the streets and not fear jail or threats of prosecution. There is no objection to celebrating Holi or fighting in the streets, but there is opposition to offering namaz, the constitution provides equal rights to all citizens and “I have as much right in this India as you have.” Such a role has been given by social media influencers Syed Ayub.

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Statement of Sambhal Police Officer

The controversy escalated when Kuldeep Kumar, in a meeting of the Peace Committee on March 12, said that prayers would not be allowed on public roads. He warned that action would be taken against those doing so and they would also face jail time.