The Varanasi court on January 31 had decided that the Hindu side can offer supplications in the southern basement of Gyanvapi mosque – the ‘Vyas Tehkhana’.
The Allahabad high court on Monday excused the Gyanvapi Mosque council’s allure provoking the Varanasi region court’s choice to offer petitions in a basement in the Gyanvapi mosque complex. Equity Rohit Ranjan Agarwal of the Allahabad HC articulated the judgment.
“In the wake of going through the whole records of the case and subsequent to considering contentions of the gatherings concerned, the court tracked down no ground to meddle in the judgment passed by the locale judge dated 17.01.2024 delegating DM, Varanasi as collector of the property as well as the request dated 31.01.2024 by which the area court had allowed Puja in the Tehkhana,” Equity Agarwal said while articulating its decision.
The Varanasi court on January 31 had decided that the Hindu side can offer supplications in the southern basement of Gyanvapi mosque – the ‘Vyas Tehkhana’. The court had likewise guided the region justice to make game plans for ‘puja’ and a ‘pujari’ selected by Shri Kashi Vishwanath Sanctuary Trust.
Following this, the Anjuman Intezamia Masajid Board, which oversees Gyanvapi Mosque in Varanasi, recorded a request under the steady gaze of the Allahabad high court on February 1, testing the Varanasi court’s choice. This came not long after the High Court declined to earnestly hear the mosque advisory group’s request.
Quite, the mosque has four ‘tahkhanas’ (basements) in the storm cellar, of which one is still in the ownership of the Vyas family, who used to live there.
In any case, as per the mosque board of trustees, the ‘Vyas Tehkhana’ was under their ownership similar to a piece of the mosque premises, and that the Vyas family or any other person has no privilege to venerate inside the Tehkhana.
In the mean time, the Hindu side guaranteed that the Vyas family led strict functions in the storm cellar until 1993, yet they needed to stop it in consistence with a mandate from the state government.
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Prior, AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi considered the Varanasi court’s choice to permit Hindu lovers to offer petitions inside the mosque complex a “infringement of the Spots of Love Act”.
“The appointed authority who gave the choice was his last day before retirement. The adjudicator selected the Area Judge as beneficiary on January 17 lastly, he has straightforwardly given the decision. He said that no requests had been presented starting around 1993. It has been 30 years. How can he realize there is a symbol inside? This is an infringement of the Spots of Love Act… He has requested to open the barbecues in 7 days or less. 30 days ought to have been given to make an allure. This is an off-base choice,” he said.
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