Amid political reactions and security concerns, Bhopal is getting ready for a large religious gathering.

People from 44 Muslim countries will now come to Bhopal. 

In Bhopal, a significant religious event is scheduled to occur, attracting the interest of both locals and authorities. Nearly 1.2 million Muslims from more than 40 nations are anticipated to attend the four-day event.

Hindu groups in the city, meanwhile, have voiced concerns and asked authorities to make sure that everyone attending and their baggage are subject to stringent security checks. To ensure complete transparency, community leaders have asked that CCTV cameras be placed throughout the venue.

They think that taking these precautions will help avoid any unpleasant situations during the big gathering.

Tablighi Ijtema is an international Islamic conference that aims to educate Muslims on the values of faith, spirituality, and moral behavior. The sermons and lessons that religious academics give are intended to promote harmony and commitment to moral principles.

Despite its nonviolent goal, several Hindu organizations and religious leaders have expressed skepticism and called for speeches made from the platform to be recorded and examined by the Ministry of Home Affairs for confirmation.

They maintain that sermon translations, particularly those in Urdu, have to be examined to make sure no offensive or deceptive themes are conveyed.

Tablighi Ijtema is an international Islamic conference that aims to educate Muslims on the values of faith, spirituality, and moral behavior. The sermons and lessons that religious academics give are intended to promote harmony and commitment to moral principles.

Despite its nonviolent goal, several Hindu organizations and religious leaders have expressed skepticism and called for speeches made from the platform to be recorded and examined by the Ministry of Home Affairs for confirmation.

They maintain that sermon translations, particularly those in Urdu, have to be examined to make sure no offensive or deceptive themes are conveyed.

Some Hindu organizations, however, are still unhappy and are requesting that Delhi-based monitoring teams support local law enforcement. Tighter surveillance has also been endorsed by the BJP, which claims that any action taken to protect national security is warranted.

The recent Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj, where security checks and CCTV monitoring guaranteed a peaceful religious celebration, has also been compared. Many now wonder if the forthcoming Ijtema in Bhopal would be managed and transparent to the same extent.