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Proposed Kar Seva in Mathura on December 6 cancelled, Akhada Parishad expresses faith in court

The Akhil Bharatiya Akhada Parishad has decided to cancel the Kar Seva scheduled for December 6 in Mathura. Following the worship of the silver slab in Haridwar, the council stated that the Krishna Janmabhoomi dispute will be resolved solely through legal proceedings. The saints reiterated their faith in the judiciary and urged for patience regarding this sensitive matter.

The Akhil Bharatiya Akhada Parishad has officially cancelled the Kar Seva program that was proposed for December 6 in Mathura. The announcement was made by the council members following a special ceremony in Haridwar, where they performed the worship of a silver slab. They clarified that such an event is not necessary under the current circumstances.

Representatives of the council emphasized that the matter concerning Krishna Janmabhoomi is currently sub-judice. The saints believe that the only appropriate and permanent solution to this dispute can be achieved through the judicial process. They have appealed to all involved parties to respect the court's eventual verdict.

Maintaining social harmony is the primary objective behind this decision by the Akhada Parishad. The saints stated that they believe in achieving their goals while remaining within the framework of the law. They advised against taking any controversial steps to ensure that peace and order are preserved.

During the event in Haridwar, the saints performed rituals for the silver slab, which is considered a symbol of the sentiments attached to Krishna Janmabhoomi. However, instead of taking it to Mathura or holding any demonstrations, the council chose to exercise restraint.

This stance by the Akhada Parishad is being viewed as a mature step. The saints clarified that they have full faith in the country's judiciary. They believe that truth will ultimately prevail through legal means, and therefore, there is no need for haste or provocation.

Local administration and security agencies have also welcomed this decision. It is seen as a positive sign for maintaining peace in Mathura. The council's move has helped in avoiding potential tension in the region.

Finally, the saints urged their followers to remain patient and ignore any rumors. They reiterated that the Krishna Janmabhoomi issue is a matter of faith and law, which should be resolved in a dignified manner.

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