Kerala HC: No bursting of firecrackers at places of worship during odd hours
The High Court said that no holy book says to burst firecrackers to please God.
The High Court said that no holy book says to burst firecrackers to please God.
Elaborating on his point of view, the UP chief minister said, “Religion gives a sense of duty. Religion connects us with virtue, duty and moral values and leads us towards a positive and creative tendency by walking on the right path.”
Both the Gyanvapi mosque and the Shahi Idgah Mosque, fall under the purview of The Places of Worship Act, 1991, but now they are under litigation.
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