Vemulawada/Hyderabad, Sept 7 (Hydnow): A dispute broke out between the two communities over the dargah in the precincts of the Vemulawada Rajanna temple, a famous shrine. There is a conflict between two groups regarding the management of Dargah. In this background, the police came to know about this dispute, dispersed the two communities locked the dargah.
The dargah is located on the premises of Vemulawada Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swamy Temple. But this dargah is maintained by two Muslim sects. However, a group claims that they have rights over this dargah and that they have been managing it since the time of their grandfathers. Due to this, the dispute between the two communities over this Dargah has been going on for years. A group has also approached the Court on this. But recently, a dispute broke out between the two groups over the management of the Dargah, there was a fight between the two groups.
the police reached the spot after a fight broke out between two groups regarding the Dargah issue. Both groups were sent out. Later, the Dargah was locked. Police said that those who have rights to the Dargah should come with proper proof and documents. (Hydnow)
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