Why Gyanvapi panel is asking Muslims to shut shops, businesses today?

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1. Protest against Hindu prayers:

AIMC expresses discontent over the local court's decision to allow Hindu prayers at Gyanvapi Masjid, leading to a call for a protest with the closure of Muslim-owned businesses. Image credits: social media

2. Denial of misleading claims:

AIMC secretary Abdul Batin Nomani refutes claims of Hindu prayers in the southern cellar until 1993, stating it as a "completely wrong and baseless fact." Image credits: social media

3. Legal battle unfolds:

Nomani reveals that the Muslim community is actively pursuing legal avenues by challenging the local court's decision in the high court, underscoring the gravity of the situation. Image credits: social media

4. Call for peace and tranquillity:

Despite the rising tensions, AIMC urges Muslims to maintain peace, tranquillity, and to disregard any rumors. Image credits: @Viral

5. Appeal for judicial intervention:

The Muslim community seeks judicial intervention to rectify what they deem as an erroneous decision regarding the place of worship. Image credits: twitter

6. District administration's hasty arrangements:

AIMC criticizes the decision for hastily organizing worship in the southern basement of Gyanvapi Masjid and advises people to offer prayers in their respective cities. Image credits: twitter Find Next One