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Ujjain Mosque Row: Congress MLA Arif Masood Appeals For Restraint, Urges Government To Resolve Issue Through Dialogue | VIDEO

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Congress MLA Arif Masood on Monday appealed to people to maintain restraint amid tension in Ujjain over the ongoing dispute related to the proposed demolition of a portion of a mosque for road widening in view of Simhastha 2028 preparations. The Congress MLA also urged the administration to avoid using force, saying talks and legal proceedings were underway. He added that…

Ujjain Mosque Row: Congress MLA Arif Masood Appeals For Restraint, Urges Government To Resolve Issue Through Dialogue | VIDEO

Congress MLA Arif Masood called for restraint amid the ongoing dispute over the proposed demolition of a portion of the Shahi Masjid in Ujjain for road widening in preparation for Simhastha 2028. He urged the administration to avoid using force, stating that talks and legal proceedings are underway. Masood praised the peaceful protest by the Shahar Qazi of Ujjain, Maulana Taqi, and local residents, who have held discussions with the administration towards a possible resolution.

He thanked the people of Ujjain for their peaceful and calm approach, reminiscent of Gandhian methods, in protecting the 650-year-old mosque.

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