NEW DELHI: BJP MLA HARIBHUSHAN Thakur Wednesday hit Darbhanga Mayor Anjum ara About her Holi advisoraccusing her of having a “terrorist mentality” and a family history to coincide.
He said that Holi’s celebrations would continue without interruption and warned about strict action against any attempt to interrupt the festival.
“The mayor of Darbhanga is a woman of Ghazwa-e-Cy and a terrorist mentality; The family to which it belongs has a long history of this. Holi will be celebrated everywhere; Those who do not like should avoid it. Where are the RJD, the Congress and the communists? Why have they been silent? They are trying to turn on a fire, and that fire will not turn on, and the strictest action will be taken against those people; Holi’s celebration will not stop. There will be no break or for a minute … Holi will be held greatly, “Thakur said.
His comments came in response to a statement by Mayor Anjum Ara, who had requested a two -hour break in Holi’s celebrations on March 14, which coincides with Friday’s prayers during Ramzan.
In his statement, Ara urged residents to stop Holi’s festivities from 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm, saying: “Jumma’s time cannot be extended, so there should be a two -hour break in Holi.”
He also requested that those who celebrate Holi maintain the distance from mosques and places of prayer during this time.
The district administration issued the statement after a meeting of the Peace Committee before the festival.
Reflecting on the statement of the mayor of Darbhanga about Holi, the Minister of Bihar and the leader of JDU, Shrawan Kumar, said: “If someone who is sitting in the constitutional position is making such a statement, then the power he has of non -use.
Meanwhile, in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, the Officer of the Anuj Kumar Chaudhary circle caused Row with his comments during a similar meeting of the Peace Committee. On March 7, Chaudhary declared that those uncomfortable with Holi’s colors should remain inside, specifying that Holi is an annual festival, while Friday’s sentences occur 52 times a year.
“Since Holi arrives once a year and there are 52 Jummas (Friday) in one year, people from the Muslim community have been requested to remain inside if they cannot accept being colored,” said Chaudhary.