Monday, December 23, 2024

Sindh Allowed Prayers of Jumu’atul-Wida and Eid-ul-Fitr

Sindh Minister of Information, Syed Nasir Hussain Shah has stated that all religious gatherings, especially the prayers of Jumu'atul-Wida and Eid-ul-Fitr in Sindh, are Allowed with state issued standards for procedures (SOP).

At a news conference here on Wednesday, the minister said that the federal government's 20-point guidelines would be implemented orally and spiritually, while Ulema's different thinking would be heard to ensure the successful implementation of the regulation.

The minister was flanked by legal adviser Murtaza Wahab and Education Minister Saeed Ghani.

On this occasion, Ghani said that if all markets and shopping centers were to be opened, it would be wrong to ban oaths and prayers in mosques.

He said the Eid prayers will be held in open areas,Parks and grounds.

"If there are a large number of people, the oaths will be held in the same place repeatedly until all the prayers are said," he added, emphasizing that the crowd is controlled by the relevant authorities to ensure that the public is the height of the SOP followed.

He said that in Sindh Province, tests for coronavirus would be conducted in accordance with World Health Organization (WHO) standards.

He said all Peoples need to pray for the country so that the country can quickly recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

Minister of education Mr Saeed Ghani also said that processions for Ramzan 21 were not allowed after experts recommended it, praising Ulema for following the decision to protect civilians.

However, he expressed concern that the market rules would be violated.

When speaking of the Federal Government's Tiger Force, Nasir Shah said he did not see the force doing any useful work. "There is nothing but noise around the squad. They are unlikely to have any real impact, but we are open to helping them with their work in Sindh," he added.

The Information Minister also said that the federal government "only finds fault in Sindh" because it has long been the Center's desire to establish the government for a governor of Sindh, meaning the Center offers to cooperate. " is just a lie and it was also a lie in "Ramzan month".

Shah said the federal government "could not tolerate" the measures taken by Sindh under PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto's guidelines.

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