During Mahakumbh (Mahakumbh), the view of Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb was again seen in Prayagraj (Allahabad). He will probably never forget what happened in a stampede with the devotees who came to Sangam city. But a good memory that he is carrying with it is to support Muslims (Hindu-Muslim Ekta) with them in this sad hour. After the stampede, many Hindu devotees did not live at that time and when they were getting anything to eat and drink, the Muslim brothers supported them. He opened mosques for the rest of Hindu devotees. Apply anchor to eat and also distribute blankets to protect them from cold.

Many such videos and pictures are coming out from Allahabad, which are testifying how deep the Hindu-Muslim brotherhood is in the country. On the intervening night of 28-29 January, when a stampede took place in Mahakumbh on the day of Mauni Amavasya, many people lost their lives. The scene after the stampede was frightening. Some people kept searching for their loved ones crying, and some of their own bodies kept holding the hand that the body would not lose. In the central hospital, there were only corpses and dead bodies soaked in blood.

Mosques opened for Hindus

This was the time when the arrangements made for the devotees collapsed. Entry of devotees was stopped. What was reached, he was stopped there. In such a situation, on January 29, Muslims from more than 10 areas including Janasingganj Road showed a big heart. For 25 to 26 thousand devotees, mosques, tomb, dargah, Imambara and doors of their homes were opened.

Food and drink arrangements

Arranged to stop people. Put food and tea and water to them. Those who needed medicine, did their timid. Hindu devotees had to cut on the road on the night of 29 January. In such a situation, the Muslims of Prayagraj gave an example of Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb. 10 km from the fair area, Khuldabad Sabzi Mandi Masjid, Bada Tajia Imambara, Himmatganj Dargah and Chowk Mosque were held. Some pictures and videos of it also appeared.

Blankets distributed to 2500 people

The Muslim community took food to Hindu devotees by placing special anchors. Those who needed medicines were also provided them. According to a news paper, Muslim brothers also distributed blankets to 2500 people so that Hindu devotees do not face any kind of problem in the cold. Not only this, Hindu devotees were also left to the railway station and bus stand so that they could reach the house safely. Muslim brothers are still engaged day and night to help Hindu devotees. Some Muslim brothers say that as long as the Mahakumbh is going on, we will continue to help Hindu devotees.