Although all the communities have been celebrating all the festivals in the country, but some elements often make efforts to spoil social harmony during the festivals, due to which the tradition of celebrating festivals together is now decreasing. Keeping in mind that the joy of the festivals does not fade, some organizations have already started vigilance. In this sequence, a Hinduist organization in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh has demanded Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to ban the entry of Muslims in the programs to be held on Holi in Braj region.
If seen, the public seems to agree about the no-entry of jihadis during Holi in Braj, because many cases of hurting Hindu sentiments, especially during the festivals, have come out recently. That is why during the Maha Kumbh, there was a demand for a ban on setting up shops etc. on Muslims. Braj’s Holi is world famous and in such a situation, there is no act of spoiling any kind of environment, for this, the demand which has been made by the Dharmaksha Sangh is also getting full support of the saints. Swami Jitendranand Saraswati, the national general secretary of the All India Sant Samiti, has said what is the work of Muslims in the festival of Holi. He said that the demand for ban on the entry of Muslim society in Holi celebrations to be held in Braj is perfect.
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Let us tell you that Saurabh Gaur, the national president of the Dharmaksha Sangh, said, “Recently it was seen in Bareilly that people of Muslim society are threatening our people. In such a situation, the Dharmaksha Sangh has decided that we will ban the entry of people of Muslim society during the Holi celebrations at the Braj region in the Braj region during the Holi celebrations at the pilgrimage centers like Mathura, Vrindavan, Nandgaon, Barsana, Gokul, Dauji. We do not want any person of Muslim society to trade color and gulal on the pretext of Holi and try to enter the crowd of Holi.
At the same time, the national convenor of this organization Acharya Badrish said, “I demand from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on behalf of Dharmaksha Sangh that just as jihadis and separatists were kept away from garba dance in states like Gujarat, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh, similarly they should be kept away from Holi, full of love of Brajmandal, because when they have objections from Holi, what do they need it here. If these people (Muslim society) give written assurance to Hindu society, then we have no objection to their joining. If Hindu society wants, these people can come, otherwise they should be kept away. The government should manage it. ”
A similar statement has also come from Dinesh Sharma, a prosecutor related to the Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi-Shahi Idgah dispute. Like many other occasions, Dinesh Sharma has written a letter to the Chief Minister this time, demanding a ban on the involvement of Muslims in Braj’s Holi.
On the statements of the Dharmaksha Sangh, Tanveer Ahmed, the secretary of the royal Idgah system and the royal Idgah-Krishna Janmabhoomi case, said Tanveer Ahmed, the advocate of the Muslim side, “The festival of Holi has been celebrated in Braj with love and belonging.” There is an atmosphere of complete peace and harmony here. Nobody has ever complained to anyone for centuries. “He said,” In Braj, examples of Krishna devotees like Mahakavi Rasakhan and Tajbibi are given. The government has also renovated his samadhi saghs, giving their feelings. “Ahmed said,” The exemplary of humanity was also presented even during the recently concluded Mahakumbh. The Muslims gave shelter to the devotees who came for bathing at their shrines, arranged for their catering. Holi in Braj will be celebrated with peace and harmony. There has been a tradition of hugging each other and congratulating each other. Such statements are going to create distinction. “He said,” This (Dharmaksha Sangh) can be a personal statement. The government is of the work of answering the kind of demand he has made from the government.
On the other hand, the matter has now caught up politically. Reacting to the statement of Dharmaksha Sangh, Samajwadi Party (SP) MP Sanatan Pandey has said that such demands are not followers of Lord Krishna. He accused the BJP of trying to divide Hindus and Muslims for power. SP MP Sanatan Pandey, while talking to reporters, retaliated against the official of the Hinduist organization demanding a ban on the entry of Muslims in Holi celebrations. Pandey said, “The Constitution of India does not allow anyone from joining a program on the basis of religion and caste. I condemn them for this demand. ”
