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The letter submitted by the All India Hindu Mahasabha to the Chief Justice contains a number of arguments. Mosques, Eidgahs and Dargahs are not places of worship but places of public meeting and assembly. That is why these places should be declared as community meeting places, the petition said. When Islam was founded and the Quran was composed, there were no loudspeakers. After that, loudspeakers were nowhere to be found in the spread of Islam. The petition also argues that there is no direct link between loudspeakers and Islam. Loudspeakers should be allowed in all religious places only on festivals. It should be banned on other days, the letter said. A hearing on the petition has not yet been fixed.
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Meanwhile, in several states, including Maharashtra, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh, there has been a spate of controversy over mosque horns in the last few days. The demand for removal of these horns has created a tense situation. In Maharashtra, this issue is the most talked about at present and politics is also very hot. MNS president Raj Thackeray, speaking at the party’s Gudipadwa rally, demanded that horns be removed from mosques. He also warned to put Hanuman Chalisa on the loudspeaker in front of the mosque if the horns on the mosque were not removed. After that, its repercussions are also seen. The state government is dealing with this issue in a balanced manner to prevent conflict. Home Minister Dilip Walse Patil has also planned to hold an all-party meeting on this issue.
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