Tight Security During Friday Prayers Near Bhojshala, Over 800 Police Personnel Deployed In MP's Dhar
Dhar (Madhya Pradesh): Members of the Muslim community offered Friday prayers near the Bhojshala in Dhar amid tight security, with more than 800 police personnel deployed across the city. They offered prayers at survey number 612, near the Bhojshala, in accordance with the Supreme Court’s directions. Police and administrative officials remained deployed throughout the arrangements. Abdul Samad of…
On Friday, hundreds of police officers were present in Madhya Pradesh's Dhar city to ensure the safety of Muslim community members during their Friday prayers near the Bhojshala. The prayers took place at survey number 612, following the Supreme Court's guidelines. Abdul Samad, speaking for the Muslim community, expressed satisfaction with the security measures, noting that there was no mud on the prayer site and that some barricades had been removed to create more space. However, he called for stricter action against individuals making derogatory comments about Allah.
A Hindu community representative, Gopal Sharma, objected to the Muslim group's entry and exit from the premises, citing the Supreme Court's directive that separate routes be maintained for both groups. Sharma urged the administration and government to resolve the issue. ASP Vijay Dawar confirmed that police had implemented comprehensive security arrangements throughout the city, and the Muslim community complied with the Supreme Court's instructions in offering prayers.
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