Hindu Outfit's Nuh Rally: Here Is What's Allowed And What's Not

The procession “Shobha Yatra”, has prompted concerns over potential communal tensions, with officials putting in place a series of precautions to ensure public safety

Security measures have been heightened in Haryana's Nuh district and surrounding areas in the wake of an impending religious procession organised by the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP), despite authorities' refusal to grant permission for the event.  #WATCH | Dharambir Singh, Assistant Sub-Inspector, Haryana Police says "At Nuh-Gurugram border, we are checking suspicious people before providing them entry. People with ID cards from Nuh are only being allowed to go ahead. Checkpoints have been installed, in view of Vishwa… pic.twitter.com/QkKdVr8hlj

The procession “Shobha Yatra”, has prompted concerns over potential communal tensions, with officials putting in place a series of precautions to ensure public safety.

Officials have enforced strict restrictions on outsiders entering the Nuh district, with police and paramilitary forces patrolling the area. Security protocols have been extended to inter-state and inter-district borders to prevent any unauthorised entry. The heightened security follows a clash that occurred on July 31, leading to six fatalities and communal disturbances in Nuh.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar advised devotees to avoid the procession and instead suggested visiting temples in their localities for 'jalabhishek' ceremonies. Despite the denial of permission, the VHP remains steadfast in its intention to proceed with the yatra.