Maulana Tauqeer Raza has reacted to the survey of Jama Masjid in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh. During a press conference, Raza said that Hindus who believe in the constitution of the country should raise questions, if voice is not raised then no one can stop jungle raj from being established in India. He said that you worked only to gain political advantage because the next day was the election. Hindu society should understand how much difference has come between the Hindutva that was before 2014 and the Hindutva of today. In fact, king Akbar also started Din-e-Ilahi religion and voice was raised against him too and that attempt was foiled.

Raza said that let the work of religion remain in the hands of the people of religion, the work of the mosque will be looked after by our religious leaders and the work of the temple will be looked after by the religious leaders of Hindus, the work of the government is to run the country.. it should do the same.

'This volcano will erupt someday...'

Apart from this, on the cancellation of permission for the event at Ramlila Ground, Raza said that we had got permission from the police, but our permission was cancelled at the last moment. There is an attempt to get rid of the lava that is building up inside, otherwise this volcano will erupt someday. Maulana said that one party gets permission even without asking and we who are peace loving people and talk about unity, our permission is cancelled. The government of india is working against Muslims. The poster of Ek Hai Safe Hai is also seen in the same way, in which there was talk of all religions but there was no Muslim cap. The government is working against Muslims. He said that we had announced that we will reach Ramlila Ground even if the police has not given us permission. All the people have to reach Ramlila Ground but the law should not be taken in their own hands. The police should stop at four o'clock and sit there. Sit here till 5 pm and then go home. If you want to use lathi-bullets then do so but I don't care.

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