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Delhi Police To Hand Over Nizamuddin Markaz Keys To Islamic Sect Chief
The city police on Monday told the Delhi High Court that it has no objection in handing over the keys of the Nizamuddin Markaz to jamaat leader Maulana Saad.
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Delhi High Court Allows Reopening Of Nizamuddin Markaz During Ramzan
The Delhi High Court allowed re-opening of certain areas of Nizamuddin Markaz, where Tablighi Jamaat congregation was held in March 2020 amid Covid and has remained shut since then, to enable devotees to offer prayers during the month of Ramzan.
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High Court Allows To Reopen Nizamuddin Markaz Mosque For Shab-e-Barat
The Delhi High Court allowed reopening Nizamuddin Markaz, where the Tablighi Jamaat congregation was held in March 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic and has remained shut since then, to enable devotees to offer prayers during Shab-e-Barat.
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2 Years After Covid Controversy, Centre Opposes Reopening Delhi Mosque
The Centre Friday opposed before the Delhi High Court fully re-opening the Nizamuddin Markaz, where the Tablighi Jamaat congregation was held in March 2020 amid COVID19 pandemic and has remained shut since then.
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"Cross-Border Implications": Centre's Counter To Plea On Reopening Markaz
The case registered in relation to alleged violation of COVID-19 protocols at Nizamuddin Markaz -- where Tablighi Jamaat congregation was held in March last year -- is serious and has "cross borders implications", the centre told the Delhi High Court
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Nizamuddin Markaz Mosque Can Open During Ramzan: Centre Tells High Court
The Centre told the Delhi High Court today that the Nizamuddin Markaz mosque can be made operational for devotees to offer prayers during the month of Ramzan which is expected to begin from April 14.
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Year After Controversial Meet, Islamic Sect Chief Yet To Join Probe
A year after Tabligh-e-Jamaat's Markaz in Nizamuddin West came under criticism for holding a religious congregation amid the COVID-19 outbreak, its cleric Maulana Saad Kandhalvi against whom a case was registered in connection with the incident is yet to join the probe despite several notices by Delhi Police.
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Delhi High Court Grants Time To Centre, AAP To Respond Over Plea To Open Nizamuddin Markaz
The Delhi High Court Friday granted time to the Centre, AAP government and the police to respond to a plea seeking reopening of the Nizamuddin Markaz which has been locked since March 31 last year after several people who attended the Tablighi Jamaat congregation there contracted COVID-19.
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"No Iota Of Evidence": 20 Foreign Tabhlighi Jamaat Attendees Acquitted In Mumbai
A Mumbai court has acquitted 20 foreign nationals who had attended a Tabhlighi Jamaat gathering in Delhi in March and were charged earlier this year with defying various COVID-19 prohibitory orders.
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Foreigners Made "Scapegoat" Over Covid: Court On Islamic Sect Event
The foreign nationals who attended a religious event at Delhi's Nizamuddin in March were "virtually" persecuted and blamed for spreading coronavirus as part of a propaganda, the Aurangabad bench of the Bombay High Court observed on Friday, dismissing cases filed against 29 foreigners.
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Delhi Police To Hand Over Nizamuddin Markaz Keys To Islamic Sect Chief
The city police on Monday told the Delhi High Court that it has no objection in handing over the keys of the Nizamuddin Markaz to jamaat leader Maulana Saad.
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Delhi High Court Allows Reopening Of Nizamuddin Markaz During Ramzan
The Delhi High Court allowed re-opening of certain areas of Nizamuddin Markaz, where Tablighi Jamaat congregation was held in March 2020 amid Covid and has remained shut since then, to enable devotees to offer prayers during the month of Ramzan.
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High Court Allows To Reopen Nizamuddin Markaz Mosque For Shab-e-Barat
The Delhi High Court allowed reopening Nizamuddin Markaz, where the Tablighi Jamaat congregation was held in March 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic and has remained shut since then, to enable devotees to offer prayers during Shab-e-Barat.
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2 Years After Covid Controversy, Centre Opposes Reopening Delhi Mosque
The Centre Friday opposed before the Delhi High Court fully re-opening the Nizamuddin Markaz, where the Tablighi Jamaat congregation was held in March 2020 amid COVID19 pandemic and has remained shut since then.
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"Cross-Border Implications": Centre's Counter To Plea On Reopening Markaz
The case registered in relation to alleged violation of COVID-19 protocols at Nizamuddin Markaz -- where Tablighi Jamaat congregation was held in March last year -- is serious and has "cross borders implications", the centre told the Delhi High Court
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Nizamuddin Markaz Mosque Can Open During Ramzan: Centre Tells High Court
The Centre told the Delhi High Court today that the Nizamuddin Markaz mosque can be made operational for devotees to offer prayers during the month of Ramzan which is expected to begin from April 14.
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Year After Controversial Meet, Islamic Sect Chief Yet To Join Probe
A year after Tabligh-e-Jamaat's Markaz in Nizamuddin West came under criticism for holding a religious congregation amid the COVID-19 outbreak, its cleric Maulana Saad Kandhalvi against whom a case was registered in connection with the incident is yet to join the probe despite several notices by Delhi Police.
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Delhi High Court Grants Time To Centre, AAP To Respond Over Plea To Open Nizamuddin Markaz
The Delhi High Court Friday granted time to the Centre, AAP government and the police to respond to a plea seeking reopening of the Nizamuddin Markaz which has been locked since March 31 last year after several people who attended the Tablighi Jamaat congregation there contracted COVID-19.
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"No Iota Of Evidence": 20 Foreign Tabhlighi Jamaat Attendees Acquitted In Mumbai
A Mumbai court has acquitted 20 foreign nationals who had attended a Tabhlighi Jamaat gathering in Delhi in March and were charged earlier this year with defying various COVID-19 prohibitory orders.
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Foreigners Made "Scapegoat" Over Covid: Court On Islamic Sect Event
The foreign nationals who attended a religious event at Delhi's Nizamuddin in March were "virtually" persecuted and blamed for spreading coronavirus as part of a propaganda, the Aurangabad bench of the Bombay High Court observed on Friday, dismissing cases filed against 29 foreigners.
