Namaaz In Temple Aimed To Create Tension In UP: Minister ...Middle East

Mathura (UP): Uttar Pradesh Minister Chaudhary Laxmi Narayan, who belongs to Mathura, has said that holding ‘namaaz’ or Muslim prayers inside a temple here was “orchestrated to create tension in the state”. “The temple authorities do not know Faisal Khan. Such an incident has never taken place. I smell some sort of propaganda in the … The post Namaaz In Temple Aimed To Create Tension In UP: Minister appeared first on Ommcom News.

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