Government committed to book anyone disturbing other's religion: Home Minister Aryal

Kathmandu, Jan 4: Representatives of three separate groups of Muslim Community held meeting jointly with Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal at the Home Ministry today.     

Office-bearers of National Muslim Coordination Committee from Muslim Community and representatives of Federal Democratic Alliance jointly met with Home Minister Aryal and submitted memorandums.     

Receiving the memorandums separately submitted by the community, he said the government and home administration were committed to bring anyone disturbing other's religious sentiments under the ambit of law.     

He argued that maintaining religious faith and tolerance in province and district-level is major need of hour. The Home Minister laid emphasis that province government, district administration office, police and other community should play equally active role to maintain peace and security, adding maintaining peace and security is the main responsibility of home administration.     

Similarly, the representatives had drawn attention of the Home Minister towards some anti-social and activities disrupting religious tolerance increasing in the community as well as the environment where peace, law and order could be disrupted during March 5 election.     

Similarly, Mohammad Yunus Ahmar (Hasmi), Maulana Mazhrul Hasan, Sima Khan, Maulana Khursid Alam and Taj Muhammad Miya, National Assembly member Khalid Siddiqui, Kalpana Miya, Mohammad Rizwan Ansari, Bimala Ansari among others were present on the occasion.     

Meanwhile, a team comprising Mayor of Shitaganga Municipality in Arghakhanchi district, Chhabi Lal Poudel today submitted a memorandum before Home Minister Aryal at the Home Ministry, demanding establishment of area administration office in the municipality. (RSS)