BSY clarifies that mosques, churches will open alongside temples
Team Udayavani, May 27, 2020, 2:40 PM IST
Bengaluru: Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Wednesday clarified that mosques, churches and other places of religious worship will also be opened from June 1.
His statement came in response to questions raised by some sections about opening temples and no mention about mosques and churches.
Speaking to reporters here he said, “Once we say temples can open, churches and mosques should also open, there will be no restrictions on them. In our country law is same for every one…. but for all this central government’s permission is required, we are waiting for it, our efforts are on in this direction.”
We have to start living with COVID-19 and steps need to be taken towards it, he added.
Yediyurappa has written a letter to the Prime Minister seeking permission to reopening of hotels and temples.
Responding to a question about financial package announced by his government not reaching those in distress yet, Yediyurappa merely said, “… we have done what need to for all sections beyond our limits. Our work will please even the gods.”
There has been some criticism of the government about the package announced, not reaching beneficiaries yet.
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