Nizamuddin markaz News

Several FIRs were registered in connection with the Tablighi Jamaat event held at the Nizamuddin Markaz in 2020 during the Covid-19 lockdown 2020 for acting as a super spreader of the virus.

The Delhi HC has directed to install CCTV at the entry, exit and stairs for the event Only prayers and namaz will be offered in the Masjid Bangle Wali at Nizamuddin Markaz premises No Tablighi activities and no lecture is allowed on the premises

50 people have been allowed at the Nizamuddin Markaz mosque during Ramzan. Delhi recorded biggest single-day jump of 17,282 COVID-19 cases on Thursday.

Chief Metropolitan Magistrate granted the relief to the foreign nationals upon furnishing a personal bond of Rs 10,000 each.

Tablighi Jamaat chief Maulana Saad meanwhile is yet to be interrogated or face an arrest by the Delhi Police. 

The Centre on Friday told the Supreme Court the Tablighi Jamaat event organisers at the Nizamuddin Markaz in Delhi in March "deliberately and wilfully" ignored directions by authorities over the risk of spread of COVID-19, and also rejected a plea for a CBI probe.

In a major decision, the Union Home Ministry on Thursday blacklisted at least 2000 foreign members of Tablighi Jamaat from traveling to India for ten years. According to the sources, the Home Ministry took the action against the foreign nationals for their alleged involvement in the activities of Tablighi Jamaat, which is headed by Maulana Saad.

The Delhi Police Crime Branch will on Wednesday file chargesheets against 280 foreign visitors from 13 nations who attended the Tablighi Jamaat congregation at Delhi's Nizamuddin Markaz in March this year in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

These 400 members are from 700 Tablighi Jamaat members whose passports and other documents have been seized by the crime branch.

Both Crime Branch and Enforcement Directorate sleuths are keeping a close eye on all these bank accounts in their investigation. 

Delhi Police Crime Branch has expedited its ongoing investigation against Nizamuddin Markaz chief Maulana Saad, whose outfit Tablighi Jamaat is under scanner for flouting the social distancing norms during lockdown that led to a sudden rise in COVID-19 cases in the country.  

According to reports, the Crime Branch, who recently served fourth notice to Maulana Saad in connection with holding a religious congregation at the Markaz and the finding, has found the answers unsatisfactory.

The constable had visited the Markaz building in connection with the probe into the religious congregation held there last month where many people were reported to have contracted the infection.

The Delhi Police has prepared a dossier on Maulana Saad Kandhalvi, the chief of the Islamic group Tablighi Jamaat, who has been booked in connection with a religious congregation that was held at Delhi's Nizamuddin Markaz, without permission from authorities. 

Delhi Police Crime Branch, which has been trying to locate Nizamuddin Markaz chief Maulana Saad, whose outfit Tablighi Jamaat is being blamed for rising coronavirus cases in India, has arrived at his farmhouse in the Shamli district in Uttar Pradesh.

Kejriwal said the national capital is witnessing a surge in coronavirus cases and hence, the number of containment zones are also increasing.

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At least 1,400 people had attended the Tablighi Jamaat's religious congregation in Delhi last month out of which 50 are missing. 

The Assam Police stated that "They may also call on Helpline no. 104 for informing the authorities of their presence and condition.”

The letter petition sent to the Chief Justice of India SA Bobde also sought direction for government to demolish the building of the office of the Tabligi Jammat at Nizzamuddin in New Delhi under the provision of MCD Act.