Masroor Ansari

When people humbly pleaded with a senior so-called Shia officer in the district administration not to stop the guests, explaining that they had lovingly prepared food for Majlis as a nazr (vow) in the name of Imam Hussain (as), his reported response was both shocking and deeply hurtful: “Throw this nazr into the river.” If these words were indeed spoken, they reflect a disturbing disregard for the religious sentiments of countless mourners. Such an attitude has no place in public service, where every citizen’s faith and dignity deserve respect. A nazr offered in the name of Imam Hussain (as) is an expression of devotion and faith. To dismiss it with contempt is not merely insensitive—it deeply wounds the hearts of those who hold these sacred traditions dear.

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