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Muslims rally for world peace.
Expressing concern over increasing terror attacks across the globe, a large number of Muslims took out a rally seeking World Peace here on Thursday. Holding placards which were advocating world peace, the Muslims who gathered at the Bus Station Centre took out an anti-terrorism rally soon after they offered a special dua on the occasion of Ramzan.
Paloncha (Khammam): Expressing concern over increasing terror attacks across the globe, a large number of Muslims took out a rally seeking World Peace here on Thursday.
Holding placards which were advocating world peace, the Muslims who gathered at the Bus Station Centre took out an anti-terrorism rally soon after they offered a special dua on the occasion of Ramzan.
Fiaz Ul Hasan, a Muslim elder, urged the people of all faiths to adhere to the principle that there is no space for terrorism in any religion.
“No religion has ever asked to kill innocent people,” he said, appealing to the people of all faiths to stand united and defeat evil forces.
The rally, which started at Bus Station, culminated at the RDO office crisscrossing all arterial junctions. Later, the marchers submitted a memorandum to the RDO condemning the killings of innocent people worldwide.
