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So its protection and preservation is everyone’s responsibility,” he said.Recalling a famed lyric on the Ganga, he said, “ Koi wuzu kare mere jal se, koi moorat ko nahalaye, kahin mochi chamde dhoye, kahin pandit pyaas bujhaaye. Yeh jaat dharam ke jhagde insaan ki hain naadaani (some perform wuzu with my water, some bathe idols, even cobblers wash their leather and Brahmins quench their thirst. This fight over religion and caste is human fallacy)”. It’s the lifeline for people of all religions. The pious river of Hindus is one of Allah's ‘makhluk’ (God's creatures) and its protection and preservation is everyone’s responsibility.”Ganga prahari Rahil Khan was also one among the millions who took a dip at the Sangam at dawn on Makar Sankranti.“When the Ganga does not believe in discrimination, why should I?.