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The matter of survey of Gyanvapi Masjid of Varanasi has now reached the Supreme Court. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking an immediate ban on the survey starting from Saturday. In this, the decision of the Varanasi Court has been challenged, in which the survey and videography of the entire campus has been ordered. Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana has said on this petition that he will first look at the files. Will decide then. He has asked for documents related to this case.
This petition related to Gyanvapi has been filed in the Supreme Court by Senior Advocate Huzefa Ahmadi. Huzefa Ahmadi is not associated with the Gyanvapi case. Earlier, he has filed a petition in the Supreme Court on problems related to Section 370, Gauri Lankesh, One Rank-One Pension, Lockdown and Kashmir Valley.
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In the Gyanvapi case, SM Yasin, joint secretary of Muslim side Anjuman Inazaniya Masajid, told Dainik Bhaskar that he had gone to the Supreme Court. But his official lawyer’s name is Fuzail Ahmed Ayubi. He does not know Huzefa Ahmadi, who filed the petition.
SC may hear next week
Advocate Huzefa appealed in the CJI’s court that the action on the Varanasi court’s decision will start from Friday, so the matter should be heard immediately. At least an order should be issued to maintain status quo on the matter. After this CJI Ramanna said that we have not seen the paper yet. No order can be issued without seeing the paper. It is believed that the Supreme Court can hear this matter from next week.
This photo is from Friday outside Gyanvapi. Due to Juma, people of Muslim community have come here to offer Namaz.
Peace Party is also preparing to go to Supreme Court
On the other hand, Peace Party spokesperson Shadab Chauhan has also said that we will go to the Supreme Court on issues like Gyanvapi Masjid. He said that some anti-social elements are spreading hatred through conspiracy issues like Gyanvapi Masjid, Mathura. A conspiracy is being hatched to harm the country, the Peace Party will fight against it in the Supreme Court.
Survey by opening or breaking the lock: Varanasi Court
Earlier on Thursday, the Varanasi court had given its verdict in the Gyanvapi campus case. The court has given a clear order that every corner of the premises should be surveyed from the basement. Where there is a lock, it should be opened or broken, videography and survey should be done. Survey work should be done from 8 am to 12 noon. The next action of this case has been kept in the court on May 17. In such a situation, it is believed that by then the Advocate Commissioner will submit his report.
This photo is from Thursday. There was a tight security here during the court’s decision on Gyanvapi.
What happened in this case?
May 6: Advocate Commissioner Ajay Kumar Mishra, appointed on the orders of the court, started conducting a survey of Gyanvapi from May 6 on both Hindu and Muslim sides. On this day only the deity and walls of Shringar Gauri could be videographed. On the first day, a large number of Muslims came to the mosque for Namaz and there was ruckus and sloganeering regarding the survey. The Muslim side had alleged that the Advocate Commissioner was conducting a survey as a party like the plaintiff.
7 May: Survey work resumed in the afternoon. The plaintiffs alleged that more than 500 Muslims are inside the mosque and not allowing them to enter for the survey. Nor is the administration giving any help. After the dispute, the survey was stopped and the matter went to court again.
9 May: During the hearing in the court, the plaintiff side said that the Advocate Commissioner is doing his job properly. Baseless allegations are being leveled against him to obstruct the survey. Videography and verification should be allowed inside Gyanvapi.
May 10: There was an argument for one and a half hours between the lawyers of both the sides in the court. During this, the lawyers argued on the replacement of Advocate Commissioner and the survey of Gyanvapi Masjid. The Muslim side, Anjuman Inazaniya Masajid Committee, had sought time till May 11 to give some more facts along with preparation. The court fixed May 12 for hearing. Also said that if needed, the judge himself will go to the spot.
Case filed in court last year
Five women, including Rakhi Singh, filed a case in the district court of Varanasi in August 2021. It was demanded from the court that permission should be given for regular darshan-worship of Maa Shringar Gauri. Along with this, the matter of security of other deities located in Gyanvapi complex was also raised before the court. Hearing and arguments went on for eight months on this issue, now from April this matter has moved towards conclusion.
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