Gyanvapi News: Court Ready To Hear Petition Demanding Worship Of Shivling, Shock To Muslim Side

Hearing was held in the Gyanvapi case in the fast track court of Varanasi on Thursday. In which the Muslim side has suffered a major setback. The court considered the petition for banning the entry of Muslims in the premises and permission to worship the Shivling found in eating Vaju worthy of hearing. The court will now hear the matter next on December 2.

The court rejected the objection of the Muslim side

The court rejected the objection of the Muslim side. The court of Fast Track Court Mahendra Kumar Pandey considered the suit filed on behalf of Kiran Singh to be hearable. The advocates of the Hindu side had argued that the deity has a fundamental right to get his property under the right to property. On this, the court rejected the objection of the Muslim side saying that in this case the Place of Worship Act is not applicable and as such it is maintainable.

Kiran Singh had asked for permission to worship and stop the entry of Muslims in Gyanvapi Significantly, In this case, on behalf of the plaintiff Kiran Singh, permission was sought to prohibit the entry of Muslims in the Gyanvapi premises, to hand over the premises to Hindus and to worship and enjoy the alleged Shivling.

The Muslim side had requested not to hold the hearing

This matter comes under the Place of Worship Act 946, so it should not be heard.

What is the case of Gyanvapi Shringar Gauri complex

It is noteworthy that the order of the court of Civil Judge Senior Division But in the videography survey of Gyanvapi Shringar Gauri campus, a figure was recovered from the Vajukhana of Gyanvapi Masjid in May. The Hindu side claims that it is a Shivling, while the Muslim side says that it is a fountain, saying that it is common to find such fountains in Mughal-era buildings. The Hindu side has claimed that it is the deity of Adi Vishweshwar, therefore the entry of Muslims in the Gyanvapi campus should be stopped and that place should be handed over to Hindus.

VaranasigyanvapiPublished Date

Thu, Nov 17, 2022, 9: 57 PM IST

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