FIR registered against Maulana Saad of Nizamuddin Markaz

FIR registered against Maulana Saad of Nizamuddin Markaz

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FIR registered against Maulana Saad of Nizamuddin Markaz

New Delhi: A case has been registered against Maulana Saad of Nizamuddin Markaz for religious activities. A religious program was organized in the Markaz Mosque in mid-March and has become a major source of corona virus spread in the country. This information was provided by officers.

Most of the people found here have been sent to different wards of different centers and hospitals. According to officials, a total of 1,830 people, including these foreigners from 16 countries, remained in the Markaz of Tabligi Jamaat even after the 21-day lockdown was implemented on March 24. The Home Ministry said that 303 tabligi jamatis had symptoms of Covid-19 infection and were referred to various hospitals in Delhi. It is known that corona virus cases have increased to 1565 in the country. The number of people who lost their lives to this dangerous virus infection has increased to 47.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal took a tough stand on the event of Markaz. Kejriwal said that due to the epidemic, people are not gathering in temples even in Navratra. The gurdwaras have also been closed. At this time it was not right to gather people in Markaz. I appeal to all religious leaders not to do such an act. Kejriwal said that the government had written a letter to LG on March 30 to file an FIR in the matter. According to the report so far, 24 people have been found positive.

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