Will Hindu women be permitted inside churches and mosques, asks Pratap Simha

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January 6, 2019

Mysuru, Jan 6: Justifying the Sangh Parivar’s stance in the issue of entry of women at the Sabarimala Ayyappa temple, Pratap Simha, Member of Parliament from Mysuru-Kodagu, has asked whether Hindu women will be permitted to enter holy places of other religions.

Speaking to media persons, the BJP leader said that Communists and self-styled progressive thinkers do not understand the sensitivity of the issue.

Accusing the Communist government in Kerala of attempting to sneak in Muslim women clad in Burkhas inside the Ayyappa temple, Simha asked, “Will Hindu women be permitted inside churches and mosques?”

“Kerala government is trying to divide Hindu society,” he claimed.

“At Kamakhya temple in Assam, menstruation is venerated and worshipped. This the progressive and Left-leaning thinkers will not notice,” he said.

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Wasim
 - 
Monday, 7 Jan 2019

U have been voted to develop ur area. Do that first. We muslims don't have any issues if your women's go to temple or not go to temple. It's ur internal matter. We don't interfere. Pls do not interfere in our matters. U have right to do whatever you want to do. We don't come there. So do good to your are in this 5 years and next time also u will get elected for your good deeds. I feel sorry for those who voted you. God bless India.

Abumohammed
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Monday, 7 Jan 2019

Ahlan Wa Sahlan welcome to   all faith include prathap simha

Abdullah
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Monday, 7 Jan 2019

If in case any muslim women tried to engter Sabarimala temple it is 100 percent her fault.   As entry of women is not allowed in this temple, she should respect the rules and should not put herself in trouble.  What is the need to her to enter in a restricted area.   In case she believes Sabarimala as God, why is she represents as Muslim.  None will stop her from follwoing Ayyappa religion as Islam or muslims will not lose anything if she ruins her present and future.    As she has no respect to her own religion how can we expect her to respect other religions.  she might be doing it to get publicity or she is bribed to do so. 

My dear friend, none will stop entry of women of any religion in masjid, but they should pray separately.   Many masjids have prayer room for women as they are not allowed to mix with males while praying.   However, for your information, it is preferred to muslim women to pray in home and there is no force on them to go to masjid to pray.  This is a facility provided to them and in case any woman wants to pray in masjid it is due to the nfluence and unnecesary advice of any person.    

shiju
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Monday, 7 Jan 2019

Dear ex bhakat, he is a member of kesari jihad organisation. 

Thanveer
 - 
Sunday, 6 Jan 2019

Yes All Women are welcome. Irrespective of Faiths.

Ahmed
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Sunday, 6 Jan 2019

Yes , all faiths are permitted to enter mosque .

 

E.g. Sheik Zayed Mosque , Abduhabi.UAE.

 

Please google it if am wrong.

Mahan
 - 
Sunday, 6 Jan 2019

Because u people are borries

Sinan
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Sunday, 6 Jan 2019

Anyone can entre mosque. But women cannot mingle with men in mosque unlike in temples and churches. There will be separate place for men and women. Unfortunately, in India most of the mosques have no facility for women. But Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) warned men against preventing women’s entry into mosque.

Ex-Bhakt
 - 
Sunday, 6 Jan 2019

What the hell you are asking sir? Are u promoting love jihad?

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June 20,2020

Mangaluru, June 20: A teenage boy lost his life after accidentally drowning in Netravati River at Boliyar village on the outskirts of the city yesterday.

The deceased has been identified as Mohammed Fazil (15), a resident of Nadupadavu village near Konaje. 

According to his family sources, Fazil had been to work in a horticultural land along with his friends on Saturday afternoon. 

On his way back he went to the river to wash his hands and legs. However, he lost his balance in the river and drowned, police sources said.

His body was retrieved at 2 p.m. A case was registered at jurisdictional Konaje police station.

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July 8,2020

Mangaluru, Jul 8: A corporator and a staff in Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) have tested positive for the coronavirus. 

The woman corporator, who was under home quarantine for past few days ago, received her covid test report today. 

A staff of health department who works in MCC also tested positive for the covid-19. 

The woman corporator had recently attended a primary health centre meeting. A person who had attended the meeting was later tested positive. Hence the corporator was placed under home quarantine.

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June 30,2020

Mangaluru/Kasaragod, Jun 30: In what appears to be an ego clash between the officers of Karnataka and Kerala, around 150 Mangalureans including 12 pregnant women were evicted from the lodges in Kasaragod in the middle of the night and sent to Mangaluru.

Expressing shock over the incident, Mangaluru MLA U T Khader hit out at the authorities concerned for the lack of concern towards the stranded passengers. “If IAS officers don’t have humanity, what is the use of the IAS tag. Officers in the two states should learn to speak to one another and solve people’s problems,” he said apparently addressing DCs of Kasaragod and Dakshina Kannada. 

The 150 passengers had arrived on Saturday from Dubai in a chartered flight arranged by the Karnataka Cultural Foundation. The flight landed in Kannur after it was denied permission to land in Mangaluru.

But Karnataka’s nodal officer for stranded persons outside India C N Meena Nagaraj, an IAS officer, called up Kerala officials and questioned why the flight was allowed to land in Kannur, Khader said. She reportedly told Kerala officials that the passengers should be quarantined in the cities of arrival and that Karnataka would not take them in.

In the meantime, the Karnataka Cultural Foundation arranged seven buses to take the passengers to Mangaluru. By the time it was conveyed to them that they would not be allowed to enter Mangaluru, the buses had reached Kasaragod district. The representatives of the organisation made frantic calls to several political leaders. Congress leader and district panchayat standing committee chairperson Harshad Vorkady said he got a call for help around 10pm on Saturday. He spoke to owners of three lodges to accommodate them. The lodges were used by the district administration as quarantine centres. 

The lodge owners said they would take the passengers in only if the Kasaragod tahsildar gave permission. “So I called up the tahsildar. He only wanted to know who will pay for the lodging and food. When I told him that the passengers will pay, he gave permission. By midnight, all the passengers were put up in the three lodges,” he said. The police were also at the spot, he said.

According to the Covid protocol, those arriving from abroad should be in institutional quarantine for seven days and in room quarantine for another seven days. But by 4pm on Sunday, the police returned to the lodges and asked the passengers to vacate. They said it was the order of the collector. They produced the order to the lodge owners. The office-bearers of the Karnataka Cultural Foundation said they sought time from the Kasaragod police to arrange rooms in Mangaluru. But Kasaragod police denied it. 

On Sunday, there were Covid deaths in Mangaluru and the Mangaluru deputy commissioner was tied up as residents were objecting to the funeral of one of the victims. “By night, the police started threatening the lodge owners. The members of the Foundation said they would shift the passengers by Monday morning. But the collector would not listen,” said Harshad.

Around 11pm, the Kasaragod district administration brought in four KSRTC buses and sent all the 150 passengers to Mangaluru, he said. By 1am the buses crossed the Thalapdy border and Khader took over from there. But the MLA was livid with how officials treated the people. Collector Sajith Babu in a statement said his enquiry found that the tahsildar did not give permission to accommodate the passengers in Kasaragod lodges.

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