Hazratbal disappearance episode
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The Hazratbal disappearance episode is the incident in 1963 of the disappearance of a hair - believed to be of the Islamic prophet Muhammad
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 from the Hazratbal shrine in Jammu and Kashmir
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 state in India
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The hair was reported disppeared on 26 December 1963. There were mass protests all over the state on the disappearance of the Mo-e-Muqaddas (the Hair of the Prophet) with hundreds of thousands out in streets. Awami Action Committee was formed to recover relic. On 31 December the prime minister of India
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 Jawaharlal Nehru
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made a broadcast to the nation on the disappreance of the sacred relic.
The relic was recovered on 4 January 1964.
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