Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh) [India]: The Varanasi Fast Track Court on Thursday dismissed the Anjuman Islamia Masjid committee’s plea challenging the maintainability of a suit to hand over possession of the Gyanvapi Masjid premises to the Hindu side.
The Court delayed the request for the next hearing on December 2. The court was hearing the petition on the plea seeking prayer legal rights of the ‘Shivling’ that the Hindu side asserted to be discovered on the Gyanvapi mosque properties.
Vishwa Vedic Sanatan Sanstha had actually also filed a separate application in the fast lane court of Varanasi after the supposed Shivling was found. The request was submitted by Kiran Singh, partner of Vishwa Vedic Sanatan Sanstha Head Of State Jitendra Singh Vishen and others.
The needs of the Hindu side consist of authorization for the instant start of petition of Swayambhu Jyotirlinga Bhagwan Vishweshwar, the turning over of the whole Gyanvapi complex to the Hindus, as well as banning the access of Muslims inside the premises of the Gyanvapi complex.
In this instance, the court under Order 7/Rule 11, claimed that “this issue is not maintainable.”
“Varanasi Court dismisses the plea submitted by the Masjid board challenging the maintainability of the suit in the Gyanvapi Mosque instance. The following hearing gets on December 1,” claimed Anupam Dwivedi, Advocate Hindu side.
The Muslim side is enabled to offer petitions in the properties till the matter remains in court.
The High Court on November 11 expanded its earlier order to protect the location where the ‘Shivling’ was specified to be uncovered at the Gyanvapi Mosque facility during the court survey.
Throughout the previous hearings in the Varanasi court, it had declined to permit a ‘scientific investigation’ of the purported ‘Shivling’.
The Hindu side had required carbon dating of the structure they asserted to be a Shivling discovered inside the Gyanvapi Mosque’s wazukhana.
However, the Muslim side stated that the structure discovered was a ‘fountain’. The Hindu side had then submitted an application in the Varanasi District Court on September 22 that sought a carbon dating of the item they claimed to be ‘Shivling’.
The Hindu side said that they would certainly come close to the High court versus the Varanasi court’s decision declining to permit a ‘scientific investigation’ of the supposed ‘Shivling’, claiming to be found on the Gyanvapi mosque properties.
On September 29 hearing, the Hindu side had required a scientific investigation of the ‘Shivling’ by the Archaeological Study of India (ASI) as well as the carbon dating of ‘Argha’ and also the area around it.
Describing the order of May 17 of the Supreme Court, the Varanasi Court had actually claimed that “If the alleged Shivling is damaged by taking examples, after that it will be in violation of the order of the High court”.
“If the Shivling is damaged, the spiritual sentiments of the general public can additionally obtain hurt”, the Varanasi Court had actually claimed.
Carbon dating is a scientific process that establishes the age of an archaeological item or historical finds.
After hearing both sides’ disagreements, the court had booked the order in the Gyanvapi Mosque-Shringar Gauri case.
On May 20, the High court had actually gotten the transfer of the instance related to praise at Gyanvapi mosque from the civil court to the Area Judge, Varanasi.
