Islamnagar Village Fort – Photo: Amar Ujala Expansion Islam Nagar village of Madhya Pradesh’s capital Bhopal will now be called Jagdishpur. The state government has issued a notification in this regard on Thursday. It said that the name of Islam Nagar village has been changed to Jagdishpur. The local people were demanding for a long time to change the name of Islam Nagar village. Because of this, Bhopal MP Pragya Singh Thakur wrote a letter to Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Along with this, he also discussed with the Home Minister. Mughals changed Islam Nagar was renamed

1675353026 Islam Nagar village of Bhopal was earlier named Jagdishpur. Historians say that the Mughals changed the name of Jagdishpur to Islam Nagar during their rule in India. For the last three decades there was a demand to change the name of the village. A proposal was sent to the central government regarding this. After the Centre’s no-objection, the state government issued a notification to change the name. replaced earlier This name

1675353026 Earlier, Habibganj railway station in Bhopal was named as Rani Kamalapati Railway Station and Minto Hall as Kushabhau Thackeray Convention Centre. At the same time, the name of Hoshangabad has been changed to Narmadapuram, Babai has been changed to Makhan Nagar in the state.
1675353026 MP Pragya Thakur had proposed
At the same time, Bhopal MP Pragya Singh Thakur had proposed to change the names of some places in the meeting of Bhopal Municipal Corporation. After this Halalpur Bus Stand has been renamed as Hanuman Garhi Bus Stand and Lalghati as Mahendra Narayan Das Ji Maharaj Sarveshwar. Both the proposals of the MP were passed by the President of the Corporation in the meeting held in November 2022. The MP had said in his proposal that the word Halal of Halalpura is impure and bad. We have the power to change the history of India by removing the symbols of slavery. The MP had said that the name Halal is impure. It should be removed. ,