Prayers were offered for peace and prosperity in the country on Bakrid at the Taj Mahal. Morning prayers were offered at the Shahi Mosque of the Taj Mahal, where many people participated. After the prayers, people hugged each other and wished each other Eid.
For Bakrid, tourists were given free entry to the Taj Mahal from 7 am to 10 am, which was availed by hundreds of people. However, an additional ticket of Rs 200 was applicable to go up to the main mausoleum. Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) made tight security and law and order arrangements so that tourists and Namazis are not inconvenienced.
Namaz was offered at the Taj Mahal at 8 am on Bakrid. Namaz was also offered at Fatehpuri Mosque located at the western gate and Sandali Mosque located at the eastern gate. There was a crowd of people here too.
Namazis gathered at the places of worship in the city.
The festival of sacrifice and sacrifice, Eid-ul-Azha, is being celebrated prominently by the Muslim community of the district. On this occasion, Namaaz was first offered at Shahi Idgah Mosque in the district, in which thousands of Namazis gathered in the Bargah and offered Namaaz by prostrating before God. During this, there was tight security in the presence of police and administrative officials.
Drones were used to monitor the area at Idgah. Additional Police Commissioner Badan Singh, DCP City Sonam Kumar, and ACP Dr. Sukanya Sharma were present here and wished people Eid. Political people also reached there. After this, Namaaz was offered at Jama Masjid amid tight security arrangements. Here too, people from all communities of the city reached out to wish the people of the Muslim community after Namaaz and greeted them by hugging them for the festival.
After this, Namaaz is being offered in other mosques. The Namazis who came out after offering Namaaz paid Zakat. After this, the process of Qurbani started after reaching home. There was a complete ban on offering Namaaz and offering sacrifice on the road.
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