Agra (Uttar Pradesh): Amid the ongoing court proceedings over a plea seeking survey of the Jama Masjid in Uttar Pradesh's Agra, the local Muslim community has sought action against the mosque management committee after a video song of an album shot inside the mosque premises surfaced on social media.
The local Muslims said that the shooting of the song desecrated the mosque even as the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has lodged a complaint with the local police station against the makers for shooting without permission.
The video album titled 'Tumse Pyar Hua' is believed to have been shot on April 21 this year and has been released on social media recently. As soon as the particular song came to light, the location raised eyebrows as the actors were seen romancing inside and around the mosque, a sacrosanct place of worship for Muslims.
As soon as the album was released, the Muslim community warned of agitation against it. The Muslim community said that Jama Masjid is a place of worship, where photography and videography are prohibited. The community also raised questions over the mosque community wondering how it allowed desecration of the mosque by giving a green signal to the makers to shoot inside the place of worship.
Letter submitted to ADM and Police Commissioner: Mohammad Kamil Abul Ulai, President of Sarva Samaj Hit Seva Samiti of Muslim society, has submitted a memorandum to ADM demanding action against the makers. In the memorandum, Jama Masjid Intezamia Committee President Zahid Qureshi and the committee officials have been accused of taking money to allow shooting of dance and song sequences inside the mosque premises.