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Ujjain: Shahi Masjid Committee Removes Damaged Section, Cracks Down on Rumor‑Mongers, 35 Accused
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 10:45 PM
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The Shahi Masjid committee in Ujjain began removing the damaged portion of the mosque while authorities warned of strict action against those spreading rumors, with 35 people identified as accused.
Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh – The management committee of Shahi Masjid has taken the initiative to dismantle the damaged section of the historic mosque following recent structural concerns. The work is being carried out by the committee itself, aiming to restore safety and prevent further deterioration.
Local authorities have announced that 35 individuals are being investigated for allegedly spreading false information about the incident. Police have warned that anyone found disseminating rumors will face stringent legal action.
As a precaution, Chhatri Chowk and adjacent streets were temporarily closed to vehicular traffic. Officials assure that the area will be reopened shortly once safety checks are completed. Law and order in the vicinity remain under firm control.
The swift response by the mosque committee and the police underscores a coordinated effort to manage the situation without causing public panic. Residents have been advised to avoid the closed zones until normal traffic resumes.
Further updates will be provided as the removal work progresses and investigations into the rumor‑mongering continue.
Local authorities have announced that 35 individuals are being investigated for allegedly spreading false information about the incident. Police have warned that anyone found disseminating rumors will face stringent legal action.
As a precaution, Chhatri Chowk and adjacent streets were temporarily closed to vehicular traffic. Officials assure that the area will be reopened shortly once safety checks are completed. Law and order in the vicinity remain under firm control.
The swift response by the mosque committee and the police underscores a coordinated effort to manage the situation without causing public panic. Residents have been advised to avoid the closed zones until normal traffic resumes.
Further updates will be provided as the removal work progresses and investigations into the rumor‑mongering continue.