New Delhi, 9th August: The Muslim Rashtriya Manch strongly condemns the violence in Manipur and Nuh (Mewat). The MRM believes that violence, hatred, internal conflicts, or mass killings neither have nor will benefit any society. The National Media In-charge of the Manch, Shahid Sayeed, informed that in a sudden high-level online meeting of the Muslim Rashtriya Manch, a resolution was unanimously passed to take immediate action against all anti-social elements that tamper with the nation’s unity, integrity, and harmony. The national coordinators, co-coordinators, and in-charges of the forum believe a zero-tolerance policy should be adopted in this matter. Manch believes that people of all religions should follow their own religious paths while respecting other religions. No religion should interfere with the worship practices of another or engage in any activity that spreads unrest and bitterness.
Media In-charge, informed that in the high-level meeting of the MRM, it was decided to celebrate the upcoming 15th August and Rakshabandhan with full grandeur. Just as Friday prayers are offered on the day of the weekly Eid, collective fitness sessions will be organized after the Fajr (dawn) prayers every Friday, emphasizing physical and mental fitness. This initiative will lay the foundation for a strong India. In the meantime, Manch will once again present its opinion on the UCC to the Chairman of the Law Commission, Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi.
Officials who attended the meeting:
The high-level meeting, was attended by Mohammad Afzal, Virag Paachpor, Shahid Akhtar, Dr. Tahir Hussain, Abu Bakar Nakvi, Shalini Ali, Girish Juyal, Shahid Saeed, S.K. Muddin, Islam Abbas, Bilal ur Rahman, Thakur Raja Rais, Sayyed Raza Rizvi, Reshma Hussain, Shahnaz Afzal, Sushma Paachpor, Shiraj Quraishi, Dr. Majeed Talikoti, Tusharkant Hindustani, Farooq Khan, Khurshid Razaka, Mazahir Khan, Imran Chaudhary, Haji Mohammad Sabreen, Mehtab Alam Rizvi & some others.
Decisive action against anti-social elements:
The Muslim Rashtriya Manch advocates unity and goodwill among all communities. The organization condemns any religious provocations that escalate tensions between Hindu and Muslim communities. The increasing incidents of violence in Manipur and Mewat (Nuh) are deeply concerning. The forum strongly denounces these acts of violence and emphasizes the importance of maintaining communal harmony. The organization firmly believes that religious differences should never be the cause of conflict, and any attempts to incite violence based on these differences should be condemned, and decisive action should be taken against those who spread venom in society. By embracing our shared heritage and values, we can create a better future for our nation and its people.
Manch to meet Justice Awasthi again on UCC:
The Muslim Rashtriya Manch has decided to meet the Chairman of the Law Commission, Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi, again to express its views on the Uniform Civil Code. During this meeting, a memorandum supporting the UCC, along with several suggestion letters, will be presented to Justice Awasthi. Earlier, on 23rd July, the “India First” unit of the forum had met the Chairman of the Law Commission and presented a memorandum of support. On that occasion, Justice Awasthi had suggested that the forum provide as many suggestions as possible to ensure that all important aspects are considered while drafting.
Celebrate Independence Day with grandeur:
It’s the 76th year of our nation’s independence. The Muslim Rashtriya Manch calls upon the people across the country to celebrate this occasion with great enthusiasm. The MRM believes that such celebrations symbolize the nation’s unity. The forum urges citizens to hoist the national flag at every home, school, madrasa, and religious organization offices, irrespective of their religious affiliations. This act will be a powerful representation of our shared identity as Indians and will reinforce the values of unity, diversity, and patriotism.
MRM to celebrate Rakshabandhan across the country:
With the intent of promoting brotherhood and communal harmony, the Muslim Rashtriya Manch has been organizing Raksha Sutra (Rakshabandhan) programs at both national and international levels for many years. The MRM advocates for every community and class to celebrate the Rakshabandhan festival. Traditionally symbolic of the bond between a brother and sister, this festival holds deep significance for mutual respect and support among all members of society. The organization believes that such celebrations can bridge gaps and strengthen relationships among different communities.
Collective fitness sessions on Fridays:
The Muslim Rashtriya Manch believes that a healthy individual makes a healthy family, a healthy family leads to a healthy neighborhood, a healthy neighborhood creates a healthy society, and a healthy society builds a healthy nation. Considering this, the MRM has decided that just as the Friday prayers are offered collectively, after the Fajr (dawn) prayers on Fridays, there will be gatherings focused on physical fitness exercises. These fitness sessions will also serve as a platform for citizens to come together, discuss national issues, and contribute to collective welfare. The forum believes that just as individuals pray daily or worship according to their religious beliefs, everyone should exercise daily at home or in parks as per their convenience. And one day a week, specifically on Friday, they should come together in the morning for collective exercises and the singing of the national anthem.
