Ajmer Sharif Dargah or Mahadev Temple? The court accepted the case, but Muslims said it was not in the national interest

The violence over a mosque investigation in Sambhar, Uttar Pradesh, has not yet subsided and now clashes have erupted over a mosque investigation in Ajmer. Muslim organizations have objected to the demand for a probe into the Dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti in Ajmer. The court has accepted the Hindu side’s petition in this case. The Hindu side claims that the Ajmer Dargah is actually a Shiva temple there. After the temple was demolished, a dargah was built there. There was a pond near the temple which still exists today. Hindu organizations quoted Har Vilas Sharda’s book in this regard.

Will there be an investigation into the Ajmer Dargah? The court accepted the case

Let us tell you that the Ajmer court has issued notices to all parties in the case. The petition from the Hindu side demands an inquiry into the dargah. The petition seeks permission to worship inside the dargah. The Ajmer court has accepted the Hindu side’s petition, which means the court has accepted that the petition deserves hearing. The Hindu side claims that before the temple of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, there was a temple of Sankat Mochan Mahadev, which was demolished 800 years ago and the temple was built. The Hindu side has asked the court to investigate and hand it over to the Hindus. Vishnu Gupta filed a petition on behalf of the Hindu Sena before the court, which has issued notices to the Ministry of Minority Affairs, the Ajmer Dargah Committee and the Archaeological Survey of India.

What did Anjuman Committee Secretary Sarwar Chishti say?

The next hearing in the case will be held on December 20. In this regard, Anjuman Committee Secretary Sarwar Chishti issued a statement and said that the Dargah is a symbol of goodwill. It is not in the national interest to oppose this action. Insha Allah no one’s wish will be fulfilled. He said the court had also made the Dargah Committee a party based on a petition from the Hindu side. The Dargah Committee rejected the Hindu side’s claims. Dargah Committee Secretary Sarwar Chishti said Ajmer Dargah has millions of followers not only in the country but also across the world. He said the country’s unity and tolerance would be at risk if the Places of Religion Act was tampered with. Diwan Syed Naseeruddin Chishti of Dargah said that some people make such claims about Dargah to gain popularity. The Dargah has been located in Ajmer for 850 years.

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