SHIMLA: In response to the controversy surrounding the alleged illegal mosque construction in Sanjauli,
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu convened an all-party meeting in Shimla.
During this meeting, CM Sukhu emphasized that Himachal Pradesh has always been a state known for peace, harmony, and mutual respect among all communities.
He reassured the public that everyone, regardless of religion, has the right to live and work in the state with full respect for their rights.
The all-party meeting resulted in a consensus that legal frameworks must be followed, with no individual or group standing above the law.
Sukhu called for patience and peace while the matter is resolved in court. He appreciated that the protests remained peaceful and reiterated that the issue of unauthorized construction would be determined through legal processes.
The CM also mentioned that the mosque committee has already begun taking steps to dismantle parts of the structure that were deemed illegal, signaling progress toward resolving the dispute.
In addition, there was discussion on broader governance issues, including the creation of a new street vendor policy, showcasing the state government's commitment to maintaining order and promoting inclusive development.
The joint committee would be formed for this in Vidhan sabha, he added.
Congress President Pratibha Singh, BJP Leader Randhir Sharma, CPM leader Rakesh Singha AAP leader Surjeet Thakur and others were present in the meeting.
