AIUDF Chiefs Travel Advisory for Muslims During Ram Temple Consecration

AIUDF chief Badruddin Ajmal urged Muslims to avoid travel during the Ram Temple consecration ceremony in Ayodhya to ensure safety and prevent any potential incidents.

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In a bid to maintain peace and harmony, All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) chief and Member of Parliament (MP) Badruddin Ajmal has urged Muslims to refrain from traveling during the period coinciding with the Ram Temple consecration ceremony in Ayodhya later this month. This advisory aims to prevent any untoward incidents and ensure the safety of the Muslim community.

Stay Home and Pray, BJP Termed as Biggest Enemy

Addressing a meeting in Barpeta, Ajmal emphasized the importance of staying home and offering prayers during the consecration period. He strongly criticized the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), labeling it as the biggest enemy of Muslims. He highlighted various aspects of Muslim life that the BJP allegedly opposes, including their faith, prayers, madrasas, masjids, the purdah of women, Islamic laws, and talaq.

Appeal for Peace and Avoidance of Ayodhya Mosque Demolition Repeat

Speaking to reporters later, Ajmal reiterated his appeal for Muslims to avoid travel to prevent any potential incidents. He stressed the significance of maintaining peace and harmony and drew parallels to the Ayodhya mosque demolition. Ajmal expressed his desire to avoid a repeat of such events and emphasized that refraining from travel for a few days would not cause any significant inconvenience.

Expected Attendance and Prime Minister's Presence

The Ram Temple consecration ceremony is anticipated to attract over 60,000 attendees, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Elaborate plans have been made by the BJP for this grand event.

AIUDF chief Badruddin Ajmal's advisory to Muslims to avoid travel during the Ram Temple consecration period reflects his commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of the Muslim community. By promoting peace and harmony, he aims to prevent any potential incidents and create a conducive environment for all.