After the violent protests on December 19 and 20 in protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), which has become a law in India. There was no ruckus anywhere on the government's efforts to be alert on Friday prayers. Now the government is also waiting for the evening prayers. Due to the instructions of the state CM Yogi Adityanath, there was no ruckus anywhere. After Namaz, a large number of people who came out of mosques went straight to their home. People also offered namaz in the districts of western Uttar Pradesh and after meeting with acquaintances.
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Even after Friday prayers in Uttar Pradesh, peace remains in order. In all the districts of the state, prayers of peace have been performed. So far no untoward incident has been reported from anywhere. Against the Citizenship Amendment Act, there was peace this week after the uproar and violence in several districts of Uttar Pradesh on Friday. Due to the police being on high alert, the Namaz is offered peacefully in almost all the districts of the state. This peace was maintained. Here the Muslim brothers fasted for peace and appealed for peace and harmony.
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After the prayer of Jumma, extra vigilance was taken in the state on the possibility of ruckus today. The security cordon remained tight at all sensitive places on Friday prayers. According to the administration, the situation is normal at the moment. Section 144 is engaged in the state, but precautions are being taken so that violent demonstrations do not happen again. After the violence over the Citizenship Amendment Act, the situation in the state is slowly returning to normal. After the Namaz prayers, the administration had already announced a precautionary shutdown in sensitive districts in view of the possibility of a ruckus.
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