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Eid al-Fitr Marked by Prayers, Protests Against US-Israel Actions in India
Eid al-Fitr was observed across India with prayers and peaceful protests against US-Israel actions. Security was heightened in Kashmir, and political leaders extended greetings on the holiday that also saw large gatherings and feasts.
Eid al-Fitr was observed on Saturday, marking the conclusion of Ramzan. Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his wishes to citizens via X. Special prayers were held in mosques and idgahs in cities such as Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, Kolkata, and Ranchi. In Ranchi, prayers were conducted at over 60 locations, emphasizing peace. Following prayers, people visited each other's homes and shared traditional dishes. Protests condemning attacks on Iran by the United States and Israel occurred in different parts of India.
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- Eid al-Fitr celebrations included prayers and peaceful protests.
- Protests condemned US-Israel actions in West Asia.
- Security was increased in vulnerable areas of Kashmir.
- Political figures sent greetings and joined in Eid festivities.
- Celebrations in Bengal are viewed as politically important before upcoming elections.
- Prime Minister Modi conveyed his best wishes on X.
- In Ranchi, prayers took place in over 60 mosques and Idgahs.
- Traditional dishes such as Laccha, Kimami, Sewaiyyan, and Biryani were enjoyed.
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Research Sources
- Rediff.com India Ltd. — Eid celebrated in India with prayers, protests
- The Times of India — Eid celebrated with joy and warmth in Ranchi | Ranchi News - The Times of India