Mazar in Haryanas Nuh broken forward of jalabhishek yatra

A mazar was broken forward of the Brij Mandal Jalabhishek yatra in Nuh’s Tauru city, police stated on Monday (July 14, 2025) as safety was ramped up within the District to make sure there isn’t a repeat of the clashes that broke out in the course of the non secular procession two years in the past.

The culprits behind the vandalism on Sunday (July 13, 2025) evening are unidentified, officers stated. After the incident, numerous police personnel have been deployed on the mazar in Tauru’s Sainipura mohalla.

“Necessary action is being taken by the administration in connection with the damage to the mazar in Tauru. It will be ensured that the Jalabhishek yatra is organised in a peaceful and harmonious environment in the district,” stated Nuh Deputy Commissioner Vishram Kumar Meena.

He stated all officers have been instructed to make all vital preparations of their areas. Duty magistrates and cops have been deployed in any respect locations. Devotees are going to temples to carry out their prayers. The yatra will begin from the Nalheshwar temple in Nuh, about 50 km from Gurugram.

“There is an atmosphere of peace in all areas. The general public is appealed to trust only official information,” Meena stated.

On July 31, 2023, six individuals, together with two residence guards and a cleric of a Gurugram mosque, had been killed in clashes that erupted when a mob attacked a Vishva Hindu Parishad procession in Nuh.

To make sure that all goes nicely this 12 months, round 2,500 police personnel have been deployed. All Government and personal colleges within the District are closed and web providers suspended.

The carrying of all weapons, together with licensed arms, firearms, swords, sticks, tridents, rods, knives and chains, have been banned. Only the sheathed kirpan, worn as a spiritual image by members of the Sikh group, has been exempted.

The use of DJs, loudspeakers or sound-amplifying gadgets with content material that’s religiously provocative or hurts the emotions of any group are additionally strictly prohibited in the course of the yatra, the order learn.

The District Administration has additionally banned the sale of meat alongside the yatra route beginning Sunday (July 13). Meat retailers alongside the Kanwar route are to stay closed until July 24.

The Haryana authorities on Sunday ordered the suspension of cell web, bulk SMS providers (excluding banking and cell recharge), and all dongle providers supplied on cell networks, besides voice calls, in Nuh district for twenty-four hours — from 9 pm on July 13 to 9 pm on July 14.