No Hearing in Varanasi Court Today

Newsmantra — Thu, 19 May 2022 06:36:54 +0000

The Supreme Court will hear the Gyanvapi matter tomorrow. The apex court has stayed proceedings in lower courts, which effectively means the Varanasi court, which was due to hear the matter today after the official survey report was submitted, will not hear the case today.

meanwhile Court commissioner Vishal Singh submitted the survey report in the Gyanvapi case before the court. The report is in a sealed cover and it has been presented in the court of Ravi Kumar Diwakar. Meanwhile, sources said the report mentions ‘Hindu engravings, idols and symbols’ found in the mosque.

Union Minister Kaushal Kishore commenting on the Gyanvapi has said ‘pooja’ should begin at the place where the Shivling has been found. “Where a shivling has been found, its meant that is a temple place only,” he said.

The court will also decide on multiple applications moved by the parties concerned. These include:

-Application by DGC to to ensure wazu facilities and proper arrangements for the Muslims coming for namaz at gyanvapi. The application asks the court to relook into its order ceiling the wazu pond area where the Hindu side has claimed that a Shivling has been found.

-The Other petitions include those by two sadhvi’s seeking right to worship of the claimed Shivling. One petition also fix to clear the wall and the debris in front of the Nandi located opposite the iron grill so that more evidence could be collected.

-A new application was filed in court on Wednesday seeking orders for submission of the survey done on May 6th and 7th under former advocate Commissioner Ajay Kumar Mishra Mishra was sacked from the post of Commissioner following complaints on 17th of May.

-Now as all eyes remain on the Commission report to be submitted By Vishal singh and Ajay Singh, it will be interesting to see what the Survey says about the structure that has been claimed as a Shivling by the Hindu side and a fountain by the Muslim side. The survey was done after the court orders during hearing of the petition filed by five Hindu women seeking right to worship Maha Shringar Gauri on the daily basis.

Amid the Gyanvapi mosque row, prominent Muslim organisation Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind on Wednesday appealed to the people, specially members of the community, not to hit the streets over the issue and avoid all kind of public demonstrations. The Gyanvapi mosque is adjacent to the iconic Kashi Vishwanath temple in Varanasi and a local court is hearing a plea by a group of five Hindu women seeking the court’s permission for daily prayers before the idols on its outer walls. In a statement, Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind president Maulana Mahmood Madani said some “mischievous elements and biased media” are trying to create strife between the two communities by fanning religious emotions. In such a situation, the Jamiat appeals to all the people of India, specially Indian Muslims, that they should not hit streets over the issue of the Gyanvapi mosque and all kinds of public demonstrations should be avoided, it said

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No Hearing in Varanasi Court Today