Archive · 27 Aug 2026
MLA Daggupati Urges Peace and Brotherhood on Milad-un-Nabi
MLA Daggupati Prasad joined Milad-un-Nabi prayers in Anantapur.
He visited several important dargahs in the city.
At one shrine, he viewed a holy hair relic of Prophet Muhammad.
He greeted the Muslim community on the Prophet’s birth anniversary.
The MLA said Prophet Muhammad taught people to care for humanity.
He also spoke about compassion and peaceful living.
He asked everyone to use these values in daily life.
Several local leaders and community representatives joined the prayers.
Anantapur Urban MLA Daggupati Prasad attended Milad-un-Nabi prayers at several dargahs in Anantapur.
He visited the Dargahs of Sayyada Masuma Bibi Saheba and Saran Bibi Saheba in Pathuru.
At the historic Asar Dargah, he joined religious observances and viewed a holy hair relic of Prophet Muhammad.
Daggupati said the Prophet devoted his life to humanity’s welfare and promoted compassion and peaceful coexistence.
He urged citizens to practice peace, universal brotherhood, mutual cooperation, communal unity, and respect.
- Who
- Anantapur Urban MLA Daggupati Prasad, local Muslim leaders, devotees, and TDP representatives.
- What
- Participation in Milad-un-Nabi prayers and religious observances at several Anantapur dargahs.
- When
- On the occasion of Milad-un-Nabi, the Prophet Muhammad’s birth anniversary.
- Where
- The Dargahs of Sayyada Masuma Bibi Saheba and Saran Bibi Saheba in Pathuru, and the Asar Dargah on Asar Street, Anantapur.
- Why
- To observe the occasion and promote the values of humanity, compassion, peace, brotherhood, cooperation, and mutual respect.
- Event
- Milad-un-Nabi observances
- Location
- Anantapur city
- Political participant
- Anantapur Urban MLA Daggupati Prasad
- Shrines visited
- Sayyada Masuma Bibi Saheba and Saran Bibi Saheba Dargah, and Asar Dargah
- Relic viewed
- A holy hair relic of Prophet Muhammad
- Message
- Peace, universal brotherhood, mutual cooperation, communal unity, and mutual respect
- Accompanying groups
- Local Muslim community leaders, devotees, and TDP representatives