In the latest updates, An Incident of humanity was found in Bihar. In the land where Gautam Buddha got enlightenment, a scene of common harmony was seen in the Katihar area when Hindus framed a human chain before a mosque to safeguard it from a potential attack from the mob.
A Twitter client named Owais Sultan Khan posted the image of that scene and said that during the Ram Navami parade in Katihar, Bihar, individuals from the larger local area framed a human chain before Jama Masjid to safeguard it.
A few Hindus making human chain for safeguarding a Jama Masjid in Bihar’s Katihar during Ramnavmi Juloos (procession).
Such human gestures of solidarity, mutual-respect and understanding are essential to reclaim our common humanity and harmony.
This is what I strongly believe. pic.twitter.com/5PEGbMXksF
— Ovais Sultan Khan | اُویس | उवेस (@OvaisSultanKhan) April 14, 2022
A comparative illustration of common harmony was seen in Aurangabad in Maharashtra. A Ram Navami parade was taken out in Aurangabad, however when the parade passed before a mosque, the DJ playing in the parade was halted because of religious reasons.
These occurrences of mutual agreement are being valued by individuals and are being tweeted via social media. Because of the Covid pandemic, the Ram Navami parade was taken out in numerous urban communities and towns the nation over for a long time.
Meanwhile, in another news, setting an illustration of mutual agreement, Muslim youth appropriated water bottles and embraced members of the Ram Navami parade on Sunday in West Bengal’s Siliguri.
The Muslim youth stretched out Ram Navami good tidings to individuals participating in the parade and conveyed water bottles. Individuals who were essential for the parade additionally expressed gratitude toward the Muslim young people for the motion.
Shahnewaz Hussein, who elected to circulate water bottles, expressed, “We chose to disseminate the jugs to cultivate warmth among individuals of various networks. We appropriated in excess of 4,000 water bottles in the parade.
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