Ayodhya: Harmony meet at Mahim police station

Ayodhya: Harmony meet at Mahim police station

DCP Zone 5 Mrs Niyati Thaker appealed to citizens to maintain communal harmony. “

Staff ReporterUpdated: Friday, November 08, 2019, 07:23 AM IST
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Mumbai: Ahead of the Ayodhya verdict, DCP Zone 5 Mrs Niyati Thaker, ACP Mahim division Ajinath Satpute and Mahim senior inspector Milind Gadankush on Thursday met social workers of both community as part of their efforts to maintain communal harmony.

DCP Zone 5 Mrs Niyati Thaker appealed to citizens to maintain communal harmony. “Everyone should respect the SC judgment and maintain peace and harmony. Do not misuse social media, share or forward posts, which may hurt the sentiments of any community,” she said.

ACP Ajinath Satpute said, “It is the collective responsibility of all sections of society to protect this strength of unity. Those who win should not get overexcited and the same goes for those who end up on the losing side. It should not be seen as victory or defeat.”

Those present at the meeting expressed commitment to strengthen and protect the fabric of the socio-communal harmony, brotherhood and unity under all circumstances.

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