Ganesh Processions Vs Road Namaz: Arnab Clashes Over 'Equal Law For All'

He's saying, if you don't allow me to do namaz on the roads, then we will not let you do.I didn't say that.I didn't say that.What were you saying?My sentence, don't do this.No, you don't.

You don't cross the line with me.It's on record.You don't cross the line with me.It's on record.Why did you say Ganesh Chaturthi?What does Ganesh Chaturthi have to do with it?

What does Ganesh Chaturthi have to do with it?Do you have a problem with the Ganesh idol?No, no.Immersion procession, he has a problem with.But a stationary namaz which blocks the road.Let me tell you, Ganesh Chaturthi, Ganesh Chaturthi, Ganesh Chaturthi happens once a year in an orderly manner.

Traffic is managed.It is not blocked.

But what you are saying is, because there is Ganesh Chaturthi once a year, where traffic is managed, still flows, still flows, and there is a moving Ganesh procession, you are saying because there is a moving Ganesh procession once a year, I need to be allowed to block the roads anytime with a stationary Ramaz as I feel like, especially every Friday.What is this?