Maulana advised Hindu students playing Holi....

In Bareilly, National President of All india Jamaat Maulana Shahabuddin has advised Hindu students to play holi in aligarh University. Maulana has said that Muslim students are in majority in the university, so holi should not be played there. Taking his point further, he said that aligarh Muslim university is the pride of India. people who study here are known all over the world and hold high positions.

Maulana Shahabuddin said that people of all religions, Hindus and Muslims study here and the light of education spreads all over the world. He also said that aligarh Muslim university has been in the news and remains in controversies for some days. students have asked for permission to celebrate holi and the management there has not given permission to celebrate Holi. Hindu students should also see who owns the institution and who is the majority population there.

He further said in his statement that it is important to respect each other. Respect is important and maintaining peace in the situation is important. If the majority of Muslims have a problem with playing holi and the Hindu population is very less there, very few Hindu students live there, then it is not necessary to play holi in the ground inside the Muslim University.

What is the matter?

It is worth noting that Hindu students have protested against the Proctor not giving permission to organize holi Milan Samaroh. AMU Proctor said that permission was talked about at a particular place for a special event. At the same time, Hindu students said that the prime minister of the country narendra modi had described AMU as mini india in his address.

Let us tell you that Hindu students say that in the hall of AMU campus, apart from organizing Roza Iftar party and Chehlum, Tazia processions are also taken out. Here, Hindu students had written a letter to the AMU Vice Chancellor through the AMU Proctor on 25 February. In this letter, permission was sought to organize holi Milan function in NRSC Club of AMU on march 9.

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