New Delhi: Orders were issued for closure of public places as well as shrines for the past six months due to corona infection and lockdown. In unlock 4, the Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah of Delhi, which has been closed for the last six months, has also been opened to the common people since Sunday. The people who come to the Dargah will have to strictly adhere to the rules like physical distance. In place, signs have also been created to follow social dissing. Sanitizers have also been arranged for the people at Dargah.

It may be noted that in the month of March, the headquarters of the Tabligi Jamaat emerged as a corona hotspot. Thereafter, the adjoining areas were declared as the container zone. Thereafter, the Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah was also ordered to be closed. Now, six months later, the Dargah has once again been opened to the common people. The people who come here will have to maintain a distance of at least 6 feet. Not only that, people will not be allowed to stay for more than 15 minutes.

A lot of arrangements have been made to sanitize the hands of the people who come to the Dargah. It will also be mandatory to mask people within the Dargah. People will also not be allowed to carry bags or luggage in the Dargah. At the same time, no one will be allowed to wait or sit here.

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