Hanuman Chalisa recited on UP road to oppose namaaz on streets

Activists of religious group Hindu Yuva Vahini (HYV) haveregistered their opposition to offering ‘namaaz’ on the streets by reciting”Hanuman Chalisa” on the road in Uttar Pradesh’s Hathras.

According to reports, a group of HYV activists sat outside aHanuman temple in Sikandrarau area and recited the “Hanuman Chalisa”repeatedly for over an hour on Tuesday evening.

   

The HYV men said that they would continue to hold recitationof “Hanuman Chalisa” every Tuesday till the Muslims stopped offering’namaaz’ on the roads.

Ravindra Kumar Singh, a HYV activist, said that by offering’namaaz’ on the roads on Fridays, Muslims were causing inconvenience to thepeople since roads remained blocked.

“If they stop this practice, we will also stopotherwise we will make sure that ‘Hanuman Chalisa’ is recited outside eachHanuman temple on Tuesdays,” he said.

The police was silent on the issue. A senior police officialsaid, “There is no complaint and no trouble so our role does not figure inthe matter.”

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