Hyderabad police urge adherence to government guidelines ahead of Bakrid.
The prominent Muslim organization Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind has urged Muslims to adhere to the government’s guidelines ahead of Bakrid, emphasizing responsible observance of the festival in compliance with health and safety protocols. This call comes amid efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and ensure community well-being during the festive season.
Hyderabad police have intensified security measures in anticipation of the upcoming Bakrid celebrations scheduled for Monday, urging the public to adhere strictly to government guidelines for a safe and orderly observance of the festival.
Sneha Mehra, Deputy Commissioner of Police for South Zone, emphasized the importance of celebrating Eid in compliance with established norms to ANI. She urged the community to unite in observing the festival while adhering to guidelines set forth by the authorities. Specifically, she stressed the proper disposal of waste materials from sacrificed animals in designated GHMC bins to maintain cleanliness and prevent the spread of diseases.
Ensuring peaceful prayer gatherings at mosques across the city is another key focus of the police preparations. Mehra assured that comprehensive arrangements have been made at all mosques to facilitate prayer sessions without disruption. She emphasized the commitment of law enforcement to leave no stone unturned in ensuring that the festival is observed peacefully and harmoniously.
We will leave no stone unturned in ensuring that the festival is celebrated peacefully,” she affirmed.
The heightened security measures come amid efforts to maintain public safety and prevent any untoward incidents during the festive period. Police presence will be increased across Hyderabad to oversee and manage the festivities, ensuring that community gatherings and rituals proceed smoothly and in accordance with the law.
Hyderabad, known for its vibrant celebrations during festivals, is gearing up for Bakrid with a focus on both religious observance and adherence to health protocols. The police’s proactive stance underscores their commitment to upholding public order and safety, fostering an environment where communities can mark the occasion in a spirit of unity and respect for regulations.
As preparations continue, authorities are urging all residents and participants to cooperate fully with the security arrangements and follow guidelines diligently. This collective effort aims to ensure a safe and enjoyable Bakrid celebration for everyone in Hyderabad, reflecting the city’s commitment to harmonious coexistence and responsible civic conduct during religious festivities.
Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind, a prominent Muslim organization, has urged Muslims to adhere to government guidelines and avoid sharing pictures on social media. This call comes amid heightened tensions following a clash over illegal cow transportation in Telangana’s Medak district on Saturday. The organization’s directive underscores efforts to maintain peace and respect legal norms amidst sensitive issues related to cow protection and religious sentiments.
In Telangana’s Medak district, tensions escalated as Section 144 was imposed near Ramdas Chowrasta following a clash over illegal cow transportation. According to senior police officials, several individuals have been detained, and investigations are ongoing with cases filed against both involved parties to maintain control over the situation.
The conflict erupted when leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) intervened to halt the transportation of cows, opting to protest instead of filing a formal complaint. This intervention led to a physical altercation resulting in injuries to two individuals. Subsequently, both factions staged protests, which further escalated when the hospital treating the injured was targeted, as mentioned by Swamy.
Meanwhile, across Hyderabad and worldwide, Muslims prepare to observe Eid Al-Adha, also known as Bakrid or the ‘festival of sacrifice.’ Falling on the 10th day of Dhu al-Hijjah in the Islamic lunar calendar, Bakrid marks the culmination of the annual Hajj pilgrimage and commemorates Prophet Abraham’s devotion to God, symbolized by his readiness to sacrifice everything.
Bakrid is a time of communal celebration, where families come together to share joy and peace, reconcile past grievances, and foster meaningful connections. It holds significant religious and cultural importance, emphasizing unity, compassion, and the spirit of sacrifice among Muslims worldwide.
As preparations for Bakrid unfold in Hyderabad and beyond, communities are urged to observe the occasion with reverence and adherence to health guidelines amid ongoing global challenges. The spirit of Bakrid encourages reflection, generosity towards others, and a renewed commitment to spiritual values, reinforcing bonds of solidarity and harmony within the Muslim community and beyond.