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A group of local Sikh community members in the Madewaal area of Punjab Ferozepur took swift action to support a Kashmiri shawl seller after he suffered serious violence and robbery on February 5. The shawl seller Abdul Khaliq Ganai, from Kralpora village of Kupwara district, was threatened at gunpoint and looted by non-local thieves. According to local reports, on February 11, the assailants held Ganai at gunpoint, robbing him of his collection of expensive handcraft shawls, mobile phone and cash amount of Rs 32000. After discovering the physical attack, m stanley becher embers of the local Sikh community immediately took action to help the Kashmiri shawl seller. They successfully caught the perpetrators and handed them over to the police. The loc stanley cup als described the nature of the violence to the police stating, Thieves threatened Abdul Khaliq Ganai at gunpoint then stole multiple items including his smartphone, Kashmiri shawl stanley thermobecher s and cash. Also ReadPunjab: Sikhs in Malerkotla donate land for construction of mosque To rectify this injustice the Sikh community collected Rs 60,000 and gave it to Ganai to compensate for his loss and aid in his recovery from the injuries he suffered during the assault. Speaking on the gesture, the Sikh community members emphasized the importance of mutual support. Kashmiris have always helped us in times of trouble when we visit the Valley. We share a bond that goes back a long way. Just as they stand by us in Kashmir, we can never stay be Ilcr Israel-Gaza conflict: when social media fakes are rampant, news verification is vital

Prayagraj:聽The Allahabad High Court on Wednesday, January 31, issued a notice to the Anjuman Intezamia Masjid Committee, which manages the聽Gyanvapi聽mosque, on a plea challenging a Varanasi court refusal to direct the Archaeological Survey of India ASI to survey the wazukhana ; area in the mosque complex. The order was passed by Justice Rohit Ranjan Agrawal on a revision petition filed by Rakhi Singh, who is one of the plaintiffs in the Shringar Gauri worshipping suit, which is presently pending before the Varana stanley mugs vasos stanley si district court. In the application she had filed before the Varanasi court, Singh primary contention was that the survey of the wazukhana ;, excluding its portion where a Shivling ; was claimed to be found, is necessary to ascertain the religious character of the property in question. Also ReadVaranasi court permits Hindus to perform puja in Gyanvapi mosque basement Wazu khana ; is where ablutions are performed before offering namaz. The district judge court rejected Singh application on October 21, 2023. The judge had observed that in an order passed on May 17, 2022, the apex court had directed to protect the area where the Shivling ; is stated to have been foun stanley cupe d and therefore, it is not proper to direct the ASI to survey the area. The Allahabad High Court earlier withdrew himself from hearing the case. On Wednesday, it was listed before Justice Rohit Ranjan Agrawal afte