<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Shia cleric said the Lucknow district administration has assured him in writing that rules will be framed for entry of tourists in the two Imambaras, which he claimed, were religious places and not a place for recreation.
If the Uttar Pradesh<wm> government refuses to agree on any such proposal for its implementation, I'll take it up with the judicial system, a source said on Thursday.
Shia cleric Saiful Islahuddin has long campaigned against the visit of Hindu pilgrims by Hindu couples to the two sites, in retaliation of their refusal to leave the city in the previous year after the death of the previous CM of Lucknow, who failed to build a building after the death of the first Memon Muslim man.
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