Sambhal News – ‘Sufi saint was Salar Masood Ghazi, dismiss him to the officer who speaks wrong’, SP MP Ziaurrahman Burk, who was banned from Neja Mela – Syed Syed Salar Masud Ghazi was sufi safi safi safi safi Saint dishes Sambhal officer who spoke Furious neja mela lclam

Politics has intensified after the ban on Neja fair in memory of Syed Salar Masood Ghazi in Sambhal, UP. SP MP Ziaurrahman Burke posted Masood Ghazi as Sufi saint by posting on social media. He has severely criticized ASP Sris Chandra for Masood Ghazi being called Akanta. Burke has demanded the dismissal of ASP without naming.

The SP MP accused the officials of ignoring constitutional rights in Sambhal. He said that how do the people taking oath of the Constitution play with someone’s faith. Why does the DGP or government not control them.

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Ziaurrahman Burke said- An officer is using the facts again and again without knowing the Alfaz Sufi saint, he is just working to advance the air of hate, not following the constitution. Syed Salar Masood Ghazi, who is being associated with the attack on the temple of Somnath is wrong. When Somnath’s temple was attacked, he was just 11 years old. Historians say that there is no mention of the presence of Salar Masood Ghazi in the attack on Somnath’s temple.

Let me tell you that Ban on Neja fair While applying, ASP Srischand described Masood Ghazi as a ‘killer and marauder’. He had said that whoever organizes the fair in memory of such an invidelity will do treason. First, if there is a mistake inadvertently, then it should now be rectified. The ASP bluntly said that if someone violates the law, strict action will be taken on it.

Let us tell you that Syed Salar Masood Ghazi was the nephew and commander of foreign anxity Mahmud Ghaznavi. Ghaznavi attacked India 17 times between 1000 and 1027 AD. During this time, he also attacked many big temples including Somnath temple, a symbol of the faith of Hindus.