Breaking News: Eid Prayers Held Peacefully Across India Amid Protests Over Waqf Bill Amendment

As Eid prayers were observed across the country, the atmosphere remained calm despite calls for protests against the Waqf Amendment Bill. In Delhi, at Jama Masjid, a large number of worshippers gathered for the prayers, with some wearing black armbands as part of a peaceful protest against the proposed amendments. The Eid celebrations were peaceful, with a focus on maintaining harmony and security. Authorities ensured tight security at all prayer sites, with arrangements like drinking water, mobile toilets, and police deployment to manage crowds effectively. In Lucknow, similar scenes unfolded as worshippers gathered for Eid prayers. While some areas witnessed a call for protest, with individuals wearing black armbands to oppose the Waqf Amendment Bill, the situation remained under control. The local administration ensured strict security, with police and security personnel maintaining order throughout the proceedings. In Patna, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar also participated in the celebrations, offering Eid greetings to the public. He reiterated the need for reforms, particularly highlighting concerns over the Waqf Amendment Bill. Across various regions, including Sambhal, strict surveillance and security measures, including drone monitoring, were implemented to ensure peace during the Eid prayers. Despite the political undertones, the focus was on observing the festival in a peaceful and respectful manner.