Tension in Uttarkashi 19 escalated on May when two people tried to kidnap a girl. Because of this, many right-wing groups called it a conspiracy of ‘love jihad’. Regarding which Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind chief Maulana Mahmood Asad Madani wrote a letter to Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Tuesday, in which “Deep” concern has been expressed about the rising communal tension in Uttarkashi district. He has told the danger of expulsion of the Muslim community in Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand. ,Mahapanchayat not allowed after Madni’s request In his letter, Madani asked the Home Minister and the Chief Minister Request to stop the upcoming mahapanchayat to be held on June It was called by right-wing organisations, saying it could lead to more communal violence in the state. He wrote, “I request you to Stop the program (Maha-Panchayat) to be held on June, so that the state There could be communal clashes and the gulf between the Hindu and Muslim communities could widen further.” At the same time Uttarkashi district administration has also organized by Hindu organizations 11 has refused to allow the mahapanchayat convened on June.

Madani urged strict action against the divisives in his letter Madani also requested in his letter to take strict action “against divisive forces and to protect the life and property of the citizens of India”. He wrote that Uttarakhand was a state with exemplary law and order situation and communal harmony and “what is happening in Uttarkashi does not match its nature”.

) He further said, “I request you to not only personally intervene and issue necessary orders but also take strict action against divisive forces besides urging law protecting agencies to Ensure the safety of every citizen, irrespective of their religion and ethnic background. , TELL YOU Ubaid Khan on May () and Jitendra Saini (19) Two persons identified as tried to kidnap the year old girl. The next day both were arrested. Right-wing groups called it a conspiracy of ‘love jihad’. A protest march in Purola on May turned violent when some agitators attacked Muslim shops. A similar protest was held on June 3 as well.

Police is standing as a spectator – Madani Madani also said in his letter, “Inaction on the part of the government and its agencies has further aggravated this grave communal situation. They are openly putting up posters and releasing videos and unfortunately the local police are standing by as spectators. The growing Islamophobia and communalism in the state is dividing the society and destroying communal harmony.

Members of Uttarakhand Waqf Board and Haj Committee met CM Dhami On the other hand, members of Uttarakhand Waqf Board and Haj Committee met Chief Minister Dhami on Tuesday to take strict action against those who “harass” Muslims in Purola city. The members submitted a memorandum to the CM stating that Muslims living in the state are “hurt, harassed and scared”.

Amit ShahMaulana Arshad MadniPublished Date

Wed, Jun 14, 2023, 11: 41 AM IST