Dammam, December 24: The Dammam chapter of India Fraternity Forum organized a public programme as part of the awareness campaign to mark the 20th anniversary of “Babri Masjid” demolition with slogan “Lest we forgot Babri Musjid” at Al-Nahda club auditorium - Rakka, situated in Dammam-Khobar highway.
Speeches were delivered in Urdu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam. The programme was presided over by Moosa Kutty from Kerala.
Mohammed Waheed from Andhra Pradesh delivered introductory remarks in Urdu explaining the purpose of the event.
Amer from Uttar Pradesh alleged that Indian courts of practicing discriminations against minority communities, especially against Muslims. He called upon all Indians to fight for the cause of reconstruction of Babri Masjid.
Saleem from Karnataka explained how Indian Muslims should be united and empowered, and also he insisted that now Muslims should start thinking differently on “positive approach” than negative.
Nazar from Kerala stated the historical facts behind Babri Masjid. He reminded the major role of Muslims during the freedom struggle against British monarchy.
Tamil speaker, Jahangir Aroosi said that Babri Masjid was demolished based on a myth.
Faisal in his valedictory message pledged that this message will endlessly be forwarded to generations ahead. Abdullah Ali proposed vote of thanks. Sibagatullah from Uttar Pradesh recited the verses of holy Quran in the beginning.
The organisers had arranged a signature on Canvass campaign at the end of the event. A huge paper scroll with memorable pictures of Babri Masjid with various slogans was mounted on the side walls of the event hall.
All the participants registered their feelings and emotions on Babri Masjid in the signature scroll. There were stalls displaying books, CDs in different Indian languages to remind the memories of Babri Masjid.
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