With both Anant Chaturdashi and Eid-e-Milad falling on the same day, there is a possibility of increased pressure on the police. In that case, Navi Mumbai Police had appealed that Muslim brothers should take out a procession the next day on the occasion of Eid. After this appeal of the police, the Muslim community has decided that the Eid-e-Milad procession will be taken out on the second day of Ganesh Visarjan i.e. 29th September. A similar decision was taken by the Muslim brothers of Nashik in a meeting with the police last week. This decision of the Muslim brothers is being welcomed by the police and Ganeshotsav mandals. (Navi Mumbai Eid-e-Milad procession to be taken out on 29th September)
Meeting of police and Muslim communities
There is a possibility of law and order problems due to Eid-e-Milad and Ganpati Visarjan falling at the same time. The police administration is working hard to ensure that both the festivals are celebrated with joy and happiness without any stigma. A meeting was held between Ganeshotsav Mandal officials and Muslim brothers at Sahitya Mandir Hall in Vashi. On this occasion, Assistant Police Commissioner of Circle 1 and senior police inspectors of all police stations were also present.
appeal to police
During this, the police appealed that the Muslim community should take out a procession on 29 September instead of 28 September. Muslim brothers responded positively to this appeal. Deputy Commissioner of Police Vivek Pansare appealed to ensure that no untoward incident occurs while celebrating both the festivals.
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