Momentum is building for an investigation into the Jama Masjid in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh. Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind and AIMIM reacted strongly following the investigation into the mosque. Owaisi said the Houses of Worship Act will remain a dead letter judging by the speed with which the courts have moved forward in this case. Owaisi wrote that courts should nip such cases in the bud. Jamiat also expressed concerns about the investigation.
What did Jamiat say?
Taking the entire issue into consideration, Ulama India Promotion Chairman Maulana Mahmood Asad Madani said that by conflating historical lies with truth, communal elements have become enemies of peace and order in the country and in this way A way to uproot the old corpse. , the foundation of the country’s secularism will be shaken. At the same time, the practice of retelling the historical context is also detrimental to national integrity.
What did Owaisi say?
AIMIM party president Asaduddin Owaisi said the Babri Masjid verdict had emboldened Hindu groups to target Muslim places of worship across India. See the case of the Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhar Chandau West, Uttar Pradesh, where within three hours of the filing of the application, the civil judge ordered a preliminary survey of the mosque site to find out whether any temple needed to be demolished for the construction of the mosque. Gone. The application was filed by a lawyer who is the standing counsel to the Uttar Pradesh government in the Supreme Court. The survey was conducted on the same day. In this way, less than an hour after the court order, Babri’s lock was opened without listening to the other party. This “speed” will not be displayed under normal circumstances. If the courts continue to follow such orders, the Places of Worship Act will remain a dead letter. The purpose of the law is to prevent such cases from reaching the courts. A mosque that has been in use for hundreds of years is becoming the subject of a class-action lawsuit. The courts should nip this in the bud.
What is the whole story of the case?
The Hindu side claims that Jama Masjid is the Sri Harihar temple. The Hindu side has filed a court case over the matter. The court ordered an investigation of the entire complex. The court has asked for the report to be submitted by November 29. The team conducted an investigation inside the mosque on Tuesday night in the presence of police and administrative officials. Videography and photography of the entire complex has been completed. During this time, the situation seemed quite tense. As soon as information about the investigation broke, anger erupted on the Muslim side. People gathered around the mosque and on its rooftops. The government removed the complainant, Mahant Rishiraj, from the vicinity of the mosque. During this time, the entire area is kept clean.
What is the controversy over Jama Masjid?
Mahant Rishiraj Giri claims that in 1529, the Mughal emperor Babar demolished the Harihar temple and built the Jama Masjid. Therefore, Hindus should now be allowed to worship in mosque campuses. Hindus believe that the tenth incarnation of God, Lord Kalki, will take place here.
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