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Bengaluru Airport Controversy: BJP Questions Permission for Offering Namaz at Terminal

A controversy erupted at Bengaluru Airport after a video surfaced showing people offering namaz inside the terminal. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) raised objections, questioning who granted permission for religious activity within the airport premises. The visuals, which went viral on social media, show a few individuals offering prayers near a seating area. BJP leaders criticized the incident, stating that such acts violate airport regulations and could set a wrong precedent in public spaces. Airport authorities have yet to issue an official clarification on the matter, while security officials are reviewing footage to assess how the situation unfolded.      

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