Residents of the Hayatnagar neighbourhood in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, voluntarily demolished parts of an illegally built mosque, dargah, and temple to make way for a government-approved road-widening project. This is a unique and admirable example of community cooperation. Under the guidance of the local government, members of the Muslim and Hindu communities worked together to remove the encroaching structures in a peaceful manner. The program has received a lot of praise for encouraging harmony, civic duty, and respect for one another. District officials claimed that the planned path for infrastructure expansion was partially blocked by the religious buildings. Following the notification, local authorities of both religions not only approved the demolition but also actively took part in it, guaranteeing a peaceful and orderly completion of the project. Sambhal Shahi Jama Masjid Survey: Houses Damaged, Stones Scattered on Streets After Clashes in UP Over Mosque Survey (Watch Video).

 Hindus and Muslims Jointly Demolish Parts of Illegally Built Mosque, Dargah, and Temple

 

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