Delhi to build its first Haj House worth Rs. 100 Crore

On Friday, a large group of residents in Dwaraka and nearby villages protested the construction of the Hajj house in the 22nd district of Dwaraka, saying that such construction may cause “law and order problems” in their area. Including several other residents. On social media, he said that the protests were led by right-wing groups. 

Protest leader Ajit Swami, who is also chairman of the All Dwarka Residents Federation (ADRF), said on the contrary, he said it was the association of more than 300 villages near Dawrka that led the protest . 

 “We have written to Deputy Governor Anil Baijal, who is also the chairman of the DDA (Delhi Development Authority), asking him to cancel the allocation of the Hajj building. If the Hajj building is built here, there will be problematic lawyers.” Swami said. 

LG did not respond to a request for comment. 

“The construction funds can be used for another noble cause. Pilgrims of other religions do not have such houses/structures,” he said. He added that as long as the land at the site is not cancelled, the protests will continue. 

It should be noted that, unlike other states, Delhi does not have a home for pilgrimage, although the capital is the country’s largest pilgrimage starting point 15,000 20,000 from Delhi, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh Muslims-Pradesh, West Uttar Pradesh and Chandigarh travel from Del to Mecca in Saudi Arabia, which is the most sacred city for Muslims I go to every year, and stay in the camps of Raml Sila Maidane and Darga Faiz Illahi most of the time before the flight. 

 According to the construction details, the planned hajj house can accommodate at least 350 pilgrims at the same time. According to DDA, the project plans a space of approximately 5,000 square meters. 

 The building should have central air-conditioning and modern facilities, separate bedrooms for men and women, VIP suites, immigration desk, prayer room, library, kitchen and dining room.