Yesterday, the amendment was submitted to the committee of Municipal Questions and Internal Security. For Strehle, the stumbling stone was the discussion about building mosques in the Swabian Bobingen and in Munich-Pasing. The amendment led to violent debates. The SPD called the amendment a disgrace. SPD representative Hans-Werner Loew wanted to know, whether this shall be the Bavarian special way of rejecting the exercise of religious freedom.
Buildings belong to the fundamental right of free exercise of religious freedom.
His fellow party members recommended to Strehle to modify the amendment before is being debated at the national level. First of all, the government should examine which measures could be taken. The situation is as follows. On the border of Pasing at the Planegg street, where there is a lot of traffic, a new mosque is under construction. If these components were placed on the chimneys, they would be de facto two minarets.