Yagraj, April 28, on Monday, the Supreme Court launched the session until May 5, and after ASI demanded that a counter -written certificate in the event of a dispute related to the Mosque Mosque and the Harihar Temple in the Uttar Pradesh area.
When I started hearing the case on Monday, the archaeological survey of India (ASI) sought to obtain more time to provide a counter -linear certificate.
Judge Rohit Ranjan Agarawal gave ASI 48 hours to provide a response, while the mosque committee gave a week to provide a counter -linear certificate. The court was fixed on May 5 for the next session.
The session will be held on the petition of the mosque committee, which was submitted to the challenge of the Samal Court’s decision. The lower court directed the lawyer committee to survey the archaeological survey of the mosque.
Earlier, the Supreme Court, God remained the hearing of the original case pending in the local Samal Court until the next date. In the original trial, the Hindu side sought to enter the Sri Harhari Temple (Jameh Mosque) in the eastern Mawala Kot from Samal.
While hearing the petition provided by the Administration Committee, Judge Rohit Ranjan Aguardus directed ASI to provide a response within two weeks.
The petition claimed that the aforementioned lawsuit was submitted on November 19, 2024 in the afternoon and within a few hours, the judge appointed a lawyer and ordered him to conduct a preliminary survey of the mosque and the survey was conducted on the same day and 24 November 2024. The court also went to submit the survey report on November 29.
Lawyer Harishankar Jain and seven others filed a lawsuit in the Civil Judge Court in Sambhal (Section 1), which argued that the Shahi Idgah Mosque was built by the demolition of the temple.
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