Indore: Saddened by the terrorist attack, he left the Muslim religion, organised Hanuman Chalisa and Bhandara at the dargah, Muslims also came

Indore News: An elderly man named Shyamu from Kulkarni Bhatta area of Indore, who had converted to Islam after being influenced by Qawwali, has now returned to Hinduism. He organized a feast in the dargah premises, in which people from the Muslim community also participated. 

A unique incident has come to light in Kulkarni Bhatta area of Indore, where Shyamu, who had earlier converted to Islam, has again converted to Hinduism. Shyamu announced that the dargah premises where he used to organize Qawwali, will now only have Hanuman Chalisa, Ramayana and Sunderkand recitation. On this occasion, he organized a feast in the dargah premises, in which people from the Muslim community also participated. This program became a symbol of religious harmony and mutual experience.

 

 

Shyamu was originally a Hindu but was influenced by Qawwali and Sufi music to change his religion  

. Recently when he heard the news that terrorists killed people in Pahalgam after asking their religion, he felt deeply shocked by this incident. After this, he stopped organizing Qawwali and started reciting Sunderkand, Hanuman Chalisa and distributing Prasad. The program began with paying tribute to those killed in the Pahalgam attack. Those present paid homage to the martyrs of the country by observing two minutes of silence.

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Shyamu, who returned from the lost path, said that now there will be Bhandara and Paath.  

Shyam Lal alias Shyamu, who once became Shahabuddin, said in his statement that the Pahalgam incident shook him from within. He said, "I had gone astray and had gone on the wrong path." After talking to the people of the society and getting their guidance, he has returned to his original Hindu religion. Shyamu said that now every year Bhandara and Hanuman Chalisa Paath will be held in the Dargah premises. The organization of Qawwali has been completely stopped.

 

There was a long time effort for homecoming: Jeetu Yadav  

In this case, former councilor Jeetu Yadav said that he and other people were trying for a long time for Shyamu's homecoming. He said, "When the cowardly attack happened in Pahalgam, we gave full information about it to Shyamu's family. After this, the family thought over it and decided that it is not right to stay in the Muslim religion." Jeetu Yadav said that this decision is completely the result of family and introspection.