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Gyanvapi Mosque Case News LIVE Updates: Next date of hearing on May 26
Hearing the petitions related to Shringar Gauri-Gyanvapi case on Monday, district judge Dr Ajay Krishna Vishwesh on Monday fixed May 24 for deciding the sequence in which the various pleas, additional pleas, objections and other add-ons would be heard. Stay with TOI for all the latest updates:Read Less
Day 2 of hearing concludes. Next date of hearing on May 26.
The hearing on the Muslim side's plea under order 7 11 CPC regarding the rejection of the suit will take place on May 26. Court asked both sides to file an objection to the commission report, and submit the report within one week: Hindu side's advocate Vishnu Jain
Hearing commences by Varanasi District Court
Gyanvapi mosque case: Varanasi court to resume hearing shortly
There's a procedure that when Police doesn't file a case, it can be filed under 156(3) through court. Under this procedure, my application has been accepted & hearing is being done today. My case is against those who hurt Hindu sentiments: Advocate Hari Shankar Pandey
The matter can't be dismissed just like that, it will sustain. It is not a matter of property but of the Right to Worship. The court will hear the matter at 2pm today. The decision will be out probably by 4pm.
Advocate Madan Mohan Yadav
Muslim side presented their arguments yesterday, they said that the matter doesn't meet the parameters of the Places of Worship Act. They wanted the matter dismissed. But we too presented our arguments before the court: Adv Madan Mohan Yadav, in Varanasi
Gyanvapi pics, clips will serve as ‘vital evidence’: Lawyer
With proceedings shifting to the court of the Varanasi district judge in the Gyanvapi case, district government counsel (civil) Mahendra Prasad Pandey told TOI that Anjuman Intejamia Masjid (AIM), which manages the Gyanvapi Masjid, invoked Order VII, Rule 11 of the Civil Procedure Code to question whether the petition seeking the right to unhindered worship of Goddess Shringar Gauri and other deities along the outer wall of the mosque was maintainable. Read full story
Former mahant of KVT moves court
Former mahant of KVT, Dr Kulpati Tiwari, on Monday moved an application in the court of Varanasi district judge seeking permission for regular ‘puja-archana’ (worship) of s ‘shivling’, found in the wuzu pond of Gyanvapi mosque.
On May 20, the Supreme Court had transferred the trial of case no. 693/2021 Rakhi Singh Vs UP government and others in which Hindu parties are seeking worshipping rights at Shringar Gauri and other deities in Gyanvapi premises from the civil judge (senior division) court to the district judge in Varanasi.
During the hearing which lasted for nearly 45 minutes, while the lawyers of Anjuman Intejamia Masajid, the management committee of Gyanvapi mosque, questioned the maintainability of the main plea from the Hindu side, the plaintiffs' lawyer requested the court to examine the evidence found during the court commission survey to prove that temple existed at the mosque's site.
Hearing the petitions related to Shringar Gauri-Gyanvapi case on Monday, district judge Dr Ajay Krishna Vishwesh on Monday fixed May 24 for deciding the sequence in which the various pleas, additional pleas, objections and other add-ons would be heard.
Hindu devotees refer British era govt stand taken in 1936 suit over Gyanvapi mosque dispute
Hindu women plaintiffs who have filed a civil suit before Varanasi court seeking declaration and asserting the right to Darshan and worship Hindu deities whose idols are located on an outer wall of the Gyanvapi mosque in Varanasi have referred to stand taken by the British government in a 1936 suit seeking it to be declared as Waqf property.
The hearing was completed & the decision has been kept reserved. The next date of hearing will be given. We had given an application to provide us with CD and photographs of the report submitted by the commission.
Advocate Vishnu Jain, representing the Hindu side
Hearing of the arguments complete, Varanasi court reserves the decision until tomorrow. (ANI)
Former court commisioner Ajay Mishra denied entry.
Only 23 people, including 19 counsels and 4 petitioners, allowed inside the courtroom: Police
Varanasi distinct judge Dr AK Vishvesha begins hearing civil suit in Kashi Vishwanath temple-Gyanvapi mosque case. (ANI)
We have deployed adequate forces and barricades have been put up as precautionary measure in Varanasi: Senior official
Amid Gyanvapi row, MNS claims 2 dargahs in Pune built on temple land
Amid the Gyanvapi mosque row, the MNS has claimed that two dargahs had been built on the Punyeshwar temple land in Pune. MNS general secretary Ajay Shinde on Sunday said they have launched the 'Punyeshwar Mukti' (free the temple land) campaign, and appealed to people to support the Raj Thackeray-led party's fight in restoring the temple land. (PTI)
