US EditionU.P. Imam booked for 'creating noise' on mosque loudspeaker: Police
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The commander of the Eyrat station, Deputy Chief Arkady Shuster, rejected the claims of the mayor of Lakia, who claimed that the motive for confiscating equipment at the Negev mosque was racism. "No decision is nationalistic," he said. "The incident was about noise that disturbed the residents' peace, and the amplification equipment was not confiscated - contrary to the claims."
U.P. Imam booked for 'creating noise' on mosque loudspeaker: Police
Police in Shamli district have registered a case against mosque imam Maulana Rafique Khan for allegedly exceeding permissible decibel limits with a loudspeaker, following repeated complaints from residents of the Hindu-majority village of Ghumthal. Sub-Inspector Sonu Chaudhary, on routine patrol, detected the violation and filed a complaint after earlier warnings went unheeded. “A team had […] The post U.P. Imam booked for ‘creating noise’ on mo…
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