In India, the "Fajr Adhan" began to hit extremist Hindus again

 
In India, once again, the Fajr call to prayer has begun to hit extremist Hindus.

According to foreign media reports, Allahabad University Vice Chancellor VC Dr Sangeeta Srivastava complained to the police and the district administration that her sleep was being disturbed due to loud noises coming from the loudspeaker every morning.

Not only this, the biased Vice Chancellor took a crude stance in the petition and said that at the beginning of Ramadan, the announcement would be made through loudspeaker daily for the whole month, at which time his sleep would be further disturbed.

Local police responded immediately to the request and not only diverted the loudspeaker near the vice chancellor's home but also muted it.

On the other hand, the caretaker of the local mosque has confirmed that in view of any untoward incident, the sound of the system, which was already below the standard set by the Allahabad High Court, has been further halved.

BJP minister Anand Singh jumped on the bandwagon and issued a statement saying that the government was considering a complete ban on loudspeakers, adding that the Karnataka Waqf Board had banned loudspeakers in shrines and mosques from 10 pm to 6 am. Has banned

Earlier, in 2017, Bollywood singer Sonu Nigam tweeted a controversial tweet about the call to prayer, saying, "I am not a Muslim but I have to wake up because of the Fajr call." When will the chain of religious coercion end in India? ”

Sonu Nigam's tweet caused quite a stir, with various Bollywood personalities condemning his statement.