Chandigarh: A number of drugs, including sex and subservient to women, were found from an illegal Mazar in Ballabhgarh, Faridabad, Haryana, which was located on panchayat Bhawan land. Locals objected to the placement of Hindu idols' images in Mazar toilets. When people came, they found Islamic texts and a variety of offensive items, as well as sex-enhancing drugs. After then, people began protesting to have the illegal Mazar destroyed.

ये मजार फरीदाबाद के बल्लभगढ़ में है, इसमें सेक्स की दवा, महिलाओं को वश में करने की दवा समेत कई आपत्तिजनक सामग्री मिली है।@SengarAjay_ @ippatel @VijayVst0502 pic.twitter.com/CuNGPxxvfx

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Due to ongoing protests by Hindu organisations, Faridabad police arrived and attempted to keep order. The number and images of several dozen Hindu women, as well as many medications, including Islamic literature, childbearing, woman submissive, and amulet, were seized inside the illegal Mazar located on panchayat Bhawan property, according to the protestors talking to the media. People claim that wherever there's a washroom, there's also a portrait of a Hindu deity.

People present at the rally told the media that the maulvi of Mazar's real name is Abdul Ghaffar, but he goes by the name Babli to deceive Hindu ladies. The name 'Dargah of Baba BhureShah' is engraved on the board outside this Mazar in Ballabhgarh. Due to complaints by Hindu organisations, Faridabad police took the Maulvi of Mazar with them. Hindu organisations have urged the government to remove the unlawful Mazar as soon as possible and replace it with a shrine.

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