Namaz

A complaint has been filed after 150 Hindu students at Bilaspur’s Guru Ghasidas Central University accused NSS camp organizers of coercing them into offering namaz.

The Sambhal administration has issued instructions to ensure that 'Alvida Namaz' is offered only at Eidgahs and mosques and not on roads

“Our aim is that the peace and order of the place where we live should not be disturbed. So, everyone has faith in us... If you want to serve Eid's Seviyan (Vermicelli), then you will have to eat Holi's Gujia too,” the Sambhal CO said.

It has further been stated that although the Mosque has three floors and has enough space, with the intention of harassing the public, Namaz is offered by blocking the road outside the Mosque.

The 22-year-old student was shot dead by assailants after he was asked to stay back by his coworker who wanted to attend namaz.

Calcutta High Court directed the West Bengal police to take control of a Mosque in Egra, East Midnapore, following a violent clash between two groups of Muslims that left one person dead.

Despite the priest's protests, the three accused remained in the temple for almost 20 minutes before leaving.

Bangladesh Home Ministry issued a decree asking Hindus to stop puja, sound systems five minutes before and during namaz, and azan.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Sarma asserted that the decision has been taken in order to prioritise productivity.

Some female students requested that college authorities provide a place for women to offer Namaz prayers on Friday. When their request was not met, they decided to stage protests outside the office of the college's principal, Father Kannadan Francis on the 26th.