Who is behind the 5 women fighting the Shringar-Gauri case?

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Varanasi9 hours ago

After the completion of the survey of Gyanvapi campus, the matter is in the court. In the case, 5 women are making the most headlines. There are 5 women fighting the case of Shringar-Gauri’s regular darshan – Rakhi Singh, Laxmi Devi, Sita Sahu, Manju Vyas and Rekha Pathak.

How did these women become friends? How did the idea of ​​filing a petition come to mind? Who became their back-support in filing this petition? Let us know the answers to all these questions one by one…

We 4 women used to go to visit every day, there was friendship
Sita Sahu, one of the 5 women who fought the Shringar-Gauri case, came on Bhaskar’s camera after the completion of the three-day survey. He told, “Benaras is my in-laws house. I live in Chetganj area. Husband Gopal Sahu runs a grocery shop. When the in-laws came, know about the makeup of Gauri Mata. My faith in mother increased. Started going for darshan everyday, but could not get to see the mother.

Sita Sahu talking to Bhaskar after the completion of the third day's survey.

Sita Sahu talking to Bhaskar after the completion of the third day’s survey.

“Like me, three more women used to come there every day to see the mother. She also considered the mother as her presiding deity. Due to this, we all became friends. We used to do satsang together. One day we all met. I decided to do something so that the temple of Maa Shringar Gauri gets opened and we start having regular darshan.

We had to put bangles and bindi on the platform, we were also indecisive.

Sita Sahu says that throughout the year, on the full moon day of Chaitra Navratri, we used to get to see the mother for only one hour. In that too we were abused. In the western part of the Gyanvapi complex is the Mata ka Chabutra. Just, we used to get to see there. We used to come there with a bangle and a bindi to the mother. The temple of Mata is near the disputed structure. We want to have regular darshan of our own mother, so we women decided to take recourse to the law.

Sohanlal and Harishankar Jain helped
Sita Sahu said that our friend is Dr. Sohanlal, husband of Laxmi Devi. Sohanlal had filed a case similar to our case in the year 1996. At that time also the order for inspection of Advocate Commissioner was done, but due to some reason the inspection could not be done.

Sohanlal (left) and Harishankar Jain.  These 5 petitioners became the support system of women.

Sohanlal (left) and Harishankar Jain. These 5 petitioners became the support system of women.

We met Sohanlal through Saheli Lakshmi. He introduced us to lawyer Harishankar Jain. We sought help from Harishankar Jain as he was looking into the matter for a long time. He helped us all the way and today we have reached here.

5th friend is from Delhi, knows Sohan Lal
Sita Sahu told that out of the 5 women who filed the petition, the 5th woman is Rakhi Singh. She was nowhere to be seen during the entire survey. When asked, the other four women told different things. Somebody said, he is in Delhi. Somebody said that they have been delivered, so they could not come. Everyone said that we have met him only 2-3 times.

Sita Sahu told, “She lives in Delhi. Became a part of this case through Lakshmi’s husband Sohan Lal. I never met him. Not much is known about them.”

According to the documents filed in the court, Rakhi Singh is a resident of Hauz Khas in Delhi. Her husband’s name is Inder Jeet Singh and she also has a local address in Lucknow which is in Hussainganj area of ​​the city.

Now let’s know about three other women…

Apart from Sita Sahu and Rakhi Singh, three more women are part of this case.

Laxmi Devi: Dr. Sohan is the wife of Lal. Her husband has been fighting a similar case since 1996. Lakshmi’s husband has also played an important role in the latest case of Shringar-Gauri.

Manju Vyas: Lives in Ramdhar locality of Banaras. This mohalla is close to Kashi Vishwanath temple. She describes herself as a social worker. Husband name is Vikram Vyas. Manju became a part of this petition by talking to Jitendra Singh Bisen, president of ‘Vishva Vaidik Sanatan Sangh’.

Line reader: Hanuman lives in the gate area of ​​Banaras. She is the elder daughter of Mahant Daya Shankar Tripathi of Laat Bhairav ​​of Kashi. Housewife. Husband’s name is Atul Kumar Pathak.

Read here – When and what happened in Gyanvapi case…

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