New Delhi [India] March 16 [India] (ANI): The month of Ramzan holds great significance for the Muslim community, especially the tradition of Roza Iftar. During this holy month, Iftar gatherings are organized at various places, where people from all sections of society are invited to break their fast together, Delhi BJP said in an official statement.
In this regard, the Delhi BJP Minority Morcha organized a Roza Iftar program at the India Islamic Cultural Centre on Sunday, the statement added. The event was organised by Anish Abbasi, President, BJP minority morcha Delhi.
On this occasion, Union Minister for Minority Affairs and Parliamentary Affairs, Kiren Rijiju, Minority Morcha's National President Jamal Siddiqui, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, Minister Ashish Sood, Uttar Pradesh Minister Danish Azad, international Kho Kho player Nasreen Sheikh, Delhi BJP General Secretary Vishnu Mittal, former Union Ministers Shahnawaz and Harsh Vardhan, former Vice Chairman of the National Minority Commission Atif Rasheed, and Delhi Minority Morcha in-charge Qari Mohammad Haroon were prominently present. They all participated in the Roza Iftar with the Rozedars and extended their greetings for Ramadan.
Several office bearers of the Delhi BJP Minority Morcha, including Irfan Salmani, Nasir Raza, Imtiaz Ahmed, Zulfikar, As Mohammad Malik, Iqrar Qureshi, and Mustafa Siddiqui, along with numerous party workers, were also present.
As per the statement, Delhi BJP Minority Morcha President Anees Abbasi emphasized that Ramzan is a sacred month of devotion, during which Muslims observe fasting and pray for communal harmony and the country's prosperity. He stated that the Roza Iftar event was organized with the same spirit, aiming to collectively pray for a "developed" Delhi and contribute to realizing the Prime Minister's vision. (ANI)
