The controversy over Sanjauli Masjid located in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh is deepening. Devbhoomi Sangharsh Samiti has now issued a warning against this mosque which has been declared illegal by the court. On Thursday (November 27), the committee said that no one will be allowed to offer Friday prayers in the mosque on November 28.

Along with this, Devbhoomi Sangharsh Samiti has appealed to the Muslim community not to go to that place to maintain communal harmony.

Devbhoomi Sangharsh Samiti will hold a meeting with the administration

The committee members have been protesting in the mosque for the last 10 days. In this sequence, ‘Shastra Puja’ was performed in the mosque on Thursday. Committee co-convenor Vijay Sharma said that his organization is waiting for the meeting with the administration on November 29, after which they will decide their next step.

‘Sanatan Samaj will not back down from raising arms’

Apart from this, the leaders of the Sangharsh Committee have directly warned the district administration. It has been said not to cheat Hindus. The committee has alleged that the government is patronizing illegal activities.

Positive results are expected from the meeting to be held on November 29, but the committee has made it clear that Sanatan Samaj will not shy away from taking up arms for its demands.

Demand to implement court order

The leaders of Devbhoomi Sangharsh Samiti say that they are only appealing to follow the orders of the court. He told the people of Muslim community to offer Namaz in their homes or in any other mosque, just do not come to Sanjauli Masjid. Let us tell you, this tough stance of the committee and worshiping weapons before the important meeting to be held on 29th November is further increasing the tension in the Sanjauli illegal mosque case. What action will be taken by the administration in such a situation remains to be seen.

Hindu organizations have once again protested against the mosque in Sanjauli, Shimla. Last year, there was a big agitation against the Sanjauli Mosque on the same day, in which the police lathi -charged the protesters. This year too, people of Hindu organizations gathered outside the Sanjauli Mosque and shouted slogans against the government and the Waqf Board.

Protests through semi pindadan

This morning (September 11) at eleven o’clock, 11 people demonstrated outside the Sanjauli Mosque. Vijay Sharma, co -convenor of Dev Bhoomi Sangharsh Samiti, said that the administration was scared of last year’s agitation. This time only 11 people were allowed to sit citing the Disaster Act.

The protesters performed half pinddaan keeping in mind the halfway of the Sanjauli crematorium and the half -term of Sukhu government. He said that this semi -pindadan is like giving semi -liberation to Sanatan opponents.

Vijay Sharma said that despite the order of the Municipal Corporation Court, the Waqf Board has approached the court. He said that this is not correct. He insisted that Hindu society has united and the movement against Sanatan opponents will continue continuously.

Today only 11 people got permission to perform, but Sharma also said that the power of 11 people will be several times and the flag of Hindutva will be high.

Remember the incident last year’s incident

Last year, there was a movement against Sanjauli Mosque on 11 September 2024. During that time, the police lathi -charged Hindu organizations. This time, the protesters, remembering the same day, gathered to protest against the government and the Waqf Board.

The protesters allege that the administration and the government have failed to stop the mosque construction. He said that the mosque remains half incomplete and the administration has not been able to take any concrete steps till now.

Announcement to continue the movement

Vijay Sharma said that the movement is not over yet. Hindu organizations are united against the Sanjauli Mosque and the movement will continue even further. He believes that the sound of Hindutva is not elevated only by small performance, but this issue will be raised with full force.