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Tension at Haji Malang Dargah in Kalyan After Slogans and Chadar Incident: Video

Tension erupts at Haji Malang Dargah in Kalyan after slogan-raising and a chadar incident inside the shrine, raising concerns over communal harmony and shared religious spaces.

Tension was reported at the Haji Malang Dargah in Kalyan, Maharashtra, after members linked to right-wing Hindu nationalist groups allegedly placed a saffron chadar over a green chadar and raised slogans inside the shrine premises. The incident has triggered concern among locals due to the sensitive and shared religious nature of the site.

What Happened at Haji Malang Dargah?

According to information available, slogan-raising continued even as the group entered the dargah, creating an atmosphere of tension and pressure inside the place of worship. The act drew attention as the shrine is known for its long-standing tradition of peaceful coexistence among followers of different faiths.

A Shrine Shared by Multiple Faiths

The Haji Malang Dargah has historically been regarded as a shared place of worship for both Hindus and Muslims, with devotees from different communities visiting the shrine for decades. The site holds cultural and spiritual significance that goes beyond religious boundaries.

However, in recent years, certain groups have been projecting the dargah as a Hindu temple, leading to repeated disputes and an increase in communal sensitivity around the location.

Rising Concerns Over Communal Harmony

The latest incident has raised local-level concerns, with many residents and observers expressing worry over the use of religious spaces for provocative acts and displays of power. Social and human rights groups have warned that such actions can harm social harmony and create a sense of insecurity among the public.

Key concerns highlighted include:

  • Use of religious places for confrontation
  • Risk of disturbing communal peace
  • Impact on the historical identity of shared shrines

Administration Monitoring the Situation

Authorities have said they are closely monitoring the situation at Haji Malang Dargah to prevent any escalation. Voices from civil society and the general public have called on the administration to ensure that the historical and shared character of the shrine is respected.

There is also a growing demand that religious places be kept away from political or communal disputes, in order to preserve peace and mutual respect.

Call to Protect the Shared Heritage

The incident at Haji Malang Dargah has once again brought focus to the need for protecting shared religious heritage and maintaining harmony at places revered by multiple communities. Locals hope that timely steps will help restore calm and prevent further tensions at the historic shrine.

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Special Correspondent – Crime & Public Affairs!Mubashir Syed is a Special Correspondent at Munsif News 24x7, covering crime and public affairs.With years of reporting experience, he focuses on law and order, investigations, and public safety issues.He regularly contributes crime reports and field-based coverage to Munsif News 24x7.
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