Three level security imposed in Sambhal on the occasion of Eid Al-Dha, celebration of Eid in a peaceful atmosphere

Eid is being celebrated across the country on Saturday 7 June. On the occasion of Eid, there is happiness across the country. Meanwhile, the festival of Eid ul Azha has also been celebrated in Sambhal district of Uttar Pradesh. Maulana offered prayers at Idgah at 8.30 am. During this time, people of the Muslim community came to perform new clothes and offered prayers for the country and society. People also congratulated Eid to each other.

 

At the same time, in view of the occasion of Eid, three -level security arrangements have been made in Sambhal district. District Magistrate Rajendra Pensia said that three-level security arrangements were implemented in Sambhal for the celebration of Eid-ul-Azha on Saturday and people agreed to sacrifice peacefully at the traditional places allotted to them.

 

“Three -tier security arrangements have been implemented, including sector magistrate, general magistrate and force stationed at force,” he said. Earlier, flag march and patrol were also done. Pencia told the media, “In our meeting of the Shanti Samiti, everyone agreed to sacrifice in public places and offer sacrifices with complete peace and cooperation at the traditional places allotted earlier.”

 

He also said that people are cooperating and so far there is no problem during the ceremony. He praised the police and administration for making adequate arrangements. “We talked to all the Maulanas, Mukti, Mutavalli and representatives of mosques and all assured to celebrate Eid-ul-Azha peacefully. All people are very cooperating, there is no problem of any kind … There is adequate arrangement from the police and administration.” He said, “Arrangements have also been made for disposal of waste. It will last for three days and will run every day till 3 pm.”

 

Jurisdictional Chandusi Anuj Chaudhary said that namaz was performed inside the Idgahs in Chandusi and Marli. Chaudhary told ANI, “There are two Idgahs, one in Chandausi and the other in Naroli, where Namaz was performed … Namaz was performed within four walls at both places … no namaz was offered on the streets.” In Chandausi of Sambhal, people were seen offering prayers in the early hours.