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From the railway station, to Jawaharlal Nehru Hospital - waterlogging was reported from many parts of Ajmer.

Ajmer: From train station to hospital - flood-like situation after heavy rain

From the railway station to Jawaharlal Nehru Hospital - waterlogging was reported from many parts of Ajmer.

Just weeks after witnessing a flood-like situation due to the effects of Cyclone Biparjoy, Ajmer City in Rajasthan was once again inundated after heavy rainfall on July 9.
From the railway station to Jawaharlal Nehru Hospital - waterlogging was reported from many parts of Ajmer.
People were seen wading through knee-deep water, in a situation similar to many parts of north India after a rainy weekend.
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Claiming the mausoleum of Sufi saint Moinuddin Chishti in Ajmer was once a temple, a Hindu outfit has demanded a survey of the premises by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
Rajvardhan Singh Parmar of Maharana Pratap Sena claimed Hindu symbols were present on the walls and windows of the dargah.
However, the body of Khadims (servitors) has rejected the claim, saying there was no such symbol.
“The dargah of Khwaja Gareeb Nawaz was an ancient Hindu temple earlier. The symbols of Swastika are there on the walls and windows. We demand that ASI conduct a survey of the dargah,” Parmar told reporters.
Moin Chisti, president of Anjuman Saiyad Zadgan, the body of Khadims, said the claim is baseless as there is no such symbol at the mausoleum. He said millions of people, both Hindus and Muslims, visit the place every year.
“I am saying this with full responsibility that the symbol of Swastika is nowhere in the dargah. The dargah has been there for 850 years. No such question ever arose. There is a certain kind of atmosphere in the country today which was never there,” he said.
He said raising questions about the mausoleum of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti means hurting the sentiments of crores of people who offer prayers there irrespective of their religion.
Chisti said it is for the government to respond to such elements.
Mausoleum secretary Wahid Hussain Chisti dubbed the claim an attempt to disturb communal harmony. 

Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti was temple: Maharana Pratap Sena's claim

Millions of people, both Hindus and Muslims visit the shrine, and the dargah 'has been there for 850 years'. PAL

Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti shrine was temple: Maharana Pratap Sena's claim

Moin Chisti, president of Anjuman Saiyad Zadgan, said raising questions about the mausoleum&nbsp;means hurting the sentiments of crores of people who offer prayers there irrespective of their religion.

Claiming the mausoleum of Sufi saint Moinuddin Chishti in Ajmer was once a temple, a Hindu outfit has demanded a survey of the premises by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
Rajvardhan Singh Parmar of Maharana Pratap Sena claimed Hindu symbols were present on the walls and windows of the dargah.
However, the body of Khadims (servitors) has rejected the claim, saying there was no such symbol.
&ldquo;The dargah of Khwaja Gareeb Nawaz was an ancient Hindu temple earlier. The symbols of Swastika are there on the walls and windows. We demand that ASI conduct a survey of the dargah,&rdquo; Parmar told reporters.
Moin Chisti, president of Anjuman Saiyad Zadgan, the body of Khadims, said the claim is baseless as there is no such symbol at the mausoleum. He said millions of people, both Hindus and Muslims, visit the place every year.
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&ldquo;I am saying this with full responsibility that the symbol of Swastika is nowhere in the dargah. The dargah has been there for 850 years. No such question ever arose. There is a certain kind of atmosphere in the country today which was never there,&rdquo; he said.
He said raising questions about the mausoleum of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti means hurting the sentiments of crores of people who offer prayers there irrespective of their religion.
Chisti said it is for the government to respond to such elements.
Mausoleum secretary Wahid Hussain Chisti dubbed the claim an attempt to disturb communal harmony.&nbsp;

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