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With several Hindu outfits objecting to Friday prayers being offered in open spaces in Gurgaon, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said the practice of offering 'namaz' in the open "will not be tolerated".
He also said the district administration's prior decision to reserve some spots for holding prayers in open spaces has been withdrawn and the state government will now work out an amicable solution to the issue.
"The practice of offering namaz here (Gurgaon) in open spaces will not be tolerated...But we all will sit to find an amicable solution," the chief minister told reporters in Gurgaon, responding to a question on the objections raised by several right-wing outfits to offering 'namaz' in open spaces in the NCR city.
"Everyone should get the facility (to offer prayers), but nobody should infringe on others’ rights. It will not be allowed," Khattar said.
On withdrawing the district administration's decision to earmark some places for holding prayers in open spaces, he said, "We have told the police and the Deputy Commissioner that this issue has to be resolved…. If somebody offers namaz, holds paaths at one's place we have no objection to that.
"Religious places are built for this very purpose that people go there and offer prayers. Such programmes should not be held in open spaces," he said.
"Confrontation should be avoided by offering namaz in open spaces. We will also not allow confrontation (to build between two sides)," he said.
Over the past some months, members of some Hindu outfits have been gathering at sites where the Muslim community offers 'namaz' in open space, and raising "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" and "Jai Shri Ram" slogans.
Three years ago, the district administration had designated 37 sites in Gurgaon city for Muslims to offer Friday namaz after which there were protests by some Hindu groups.
A few months ago, one group started protests against the prayers offered in the open after which there have been protests on Fridays for the past several weeks.

Haryana CM Khattar: offering 'namaz' in open spaces will not be tolerated

With several Hindu outfits objecting to Friday prayers being offered in open spaces in Gurgaon, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said the practice of offering 'namaz' in the open "will not be tolerated".
He also said the district administration's prior decision to reserve some spots for holding prayers in open spaces has been withdrawn and the state government will now work out an amicable solution to the issue.
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Over the past some months, members of some Hindu outfits have been gathering at sites where the Muslim community offers 'namaz' in open space, and raising "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" and "Jai Shri Ram" slogans.
Three years ago, the district administration had designated 37 sites in Gurgaon city for Muslims to offer Friday namaz after which there were protests by some Hindu groups.
A few months ago, one group started protests against the prayers offered in the open after which there have been protests on Fridays for the past several weeks.

Haryana&nbsp;CM Khattar&nbsp;said on Friday that everyone should get the facility (to offer prayers), but nobody should infringe on others&rsquo; rights.&nbsp;

With several Hindu outfits objecting to Friday prayers being offered in open spaces in Gurgaon, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said the practice of offering 'namaz' in the open "will not be tolerated".
He also said the district administration's prior decision to reserve some spots for holding prayers in open spaces has been withdrawn and the state government will now work out an amicable solution to the issue.
"The practice of offering namaz here (Gurgaon) in open spaces will not be tolerated...But we all will sit to find an amicable solution," the chief minister told reporters in Gurgaon, responding to a question on the objections raised by several right-wing outfits to offering 'namaz' in open spaces in the NCR city.
"Everyone should get the facility (to offer prayers), but nobody should infringe on others&rsquo; rights. It will not be allowed," Khattar said.
On withdrawing the district administration's decision to earmark some places for holding prayers in open spaces, he said, "We have told the police and the Deputy Commissioner that this issue has to be resolved&hellip;. If somebody offers namaz, holds paaths at one's place we have no objection to that.
"Religious places are built for this very purpose that people go there and offer prayers. Such programmes should not be held in open spaces," he said.
"Confrontation should be avoided by offering namaz in open spaces. We will also not allow confrontation (to build between two sides)," he said.
Over the past some months, members of some Hindu outfits have been gathering at sites where the Muslim community offers 'namaz' in open space, and raising "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" and "Jai Shri Ram" slogans.
Three years ago, the district administration had designated 37 sites in Gurgaon city for Muslims to offer Friday namaz after which there were protests by some Hindu groups.
A few months ago, one group started protests against the prayers offered in the open after which there have been protests on Fridays for the past several weeks.

Amid ongoing outrage over Muslims offering prayers in open and public spaces in Gurugram, a Gurudwara in the city's Sadar Bazaar area has reached out to Muslims and offered them space.
Gurudwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha has offered its basement to offer Friday prayers to Muslims. The decision was taken by Sadar Bazaar Gurudwara Committee and has set an example of religious harmony.
While interacting with news agency ANI, Sherdil Singh Sidhu, President of Gurudwara Singh Sabha said that Gurudwara is always open to people from all communities. He further told that the basement of the Gurudwara stays vacant and if Muslims want, they can offer prayers there. The Gurudwara management will take care of the Covid protocols.
Gurugram's Sector 12 locality has been witnessing protests over Muslims offering Friday prayers on roads and open spaces from Sanyukta Hindu Sangharsh Samiti recently.

Amid namaz protests, Gurudwara offers space for prayers in Gurugram

Gurudwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha in Gurugram's Sadar Bazaar area has offered its basement to Muslims for offering Friday prayers

Gurudwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha&nbsp;in Gurugram's&nbsp;Sadar&nbsp;Bazaar area&nbsp;has offered its basement to Muslims for offering Friday prayers

Amid ongoing protests over Muslims offering Firday prayers in open and public spaces in Gurugram, a Gurudwara in the city's Sadar Bazaar area has reached out to Muslims and offered them space.
Gurudwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha has offered its basement to offer Friday prayers to Muslims. The decision was taken by Sadar Bazaar Gurudwara Committee and has set an example of religious harmony.
While interacting with news agency ANI, Sherdil Singh Sidhu, President of Gurudwara Singh Sabha said that Gurudwara is always open to people from all communities. He further told that the basement of the Gurudwara stays vacant and if Muslims want, they can offer prayers there. The Gurudwara management will take care of the Covid protocols.
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Gurugram's Sector 12 locality has been witnessing protests bhy&nbsp;rightwing&nbsp;groups over Muslims offering Friday prayers on roads and open spaces. The city administration has cancelled permission for namaz&nbsp;at some places after the protests.

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