Announcement of Hanuman Chalisa recitation in Mathura Shahi Masjid Idgah, 5 officials under house arrested

After the announcement of the Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha to recite Hanuman Chalisa and consecrate Laddu Gopal at the Shahi Masjid Idgah on December 6, the vigilant police administration has now started arresting the office bearers. State spokesperson Sanjay Haryana including five office bearers have been put under house arrest. Four were taken into custody and made to sit at the police station. Seeing the activism of the police, many officials have gone underground. Officials say that he will secretly reach Idgah at 12 noon on Tuesday.

The National President of Mahasabha, Rajyashree Chowdhary has also been claimed to reach Mathura on Monday, although the rest of the information about her has been kept confidential. After the announcement of the Mahasabha, police have been deployed on all the routes leading to Shahi Masjid Idgah and Sri Krishna Janmasthan. In the area divided into four zones, eight sectors, vehicular traffic was completely stopped from eight o'clock on Tuesday morning along with Deeg Gate and Masani as well as the highway leading to the birthplace.

The entire district has been alerted on the call of All India Hindu Mahasabha to recite Hanuman Chalisa at Shahi Masjid Idgah on December 6. Entry of vehicles was restricted on the routes leading to Idgah. In the morning, the police took Saurabh Sharma, Agra district in-charge of Mahasabha, into custody from Bhuteshwar Square, who was taking Ganga water to Kanwar. He was heading towards his birthplace. He has been made to sit in the police station. On Sunday, after leaving the State Spokesperson Sanjay Haryana late night at Kotwali, who was kept in Kotwali all day, the police closed his eyes at his home. Whereas Saurabh Lambardar, Dheeraj Kaushik have been placed under house arrest in Govardhan. District President Chhaya Gautam told that State President Mukesh Patel and Aligarh District President Gauri Pathak have been put under house arrest by the police at their residences.