Prayagraj (UP) – Allahabad High Court ordered a regular hearing of the Kashi Vishwanath Temple and Gyanvapi mosque dispute from 29th March. The Court passed the order while hearing a petition filed by Anjuman Intazamia Mosque in Varanasi. The Court has already stayed the Indian Archaeological Survey of Gyanvapi Mosque premises.
Allahabad HC to hear Kashi Vishwanath Temple-Gyanvapi mosque dispute on a regular basis starting March 29https://t.co/dqCrLoDJ2d
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During the hearing, the advocates of the Central Government said that the Shiva Temple has existed here since ancient times, i.e., since the Satyayuga and it still exists. The basement of this temple which is still in dispute is part of the 15th-century temple. However, it is still in the same condition as it was on 15th August 1947, hence, the Places of Worship Act does not apply.
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