Recently, the ASI removed an additional Wazu Khana (a place for washing hands and feet before offering namaz) built without permission in the mosque premises. A controversial entrance has been sealed.
Police have stated that appropriate legal action will be taken in the matter.
Following Suhail’s arrest, police teams conducted raids at several locations in Saharanpur.
The restoration of Somanath is a rare instance in which providence, history, piety and human effort worked in tandem to heal a civilisational wound thereby reclaiming the pride of Hindus in the transcendental spiritual impulse that created the Somanath Temple.
Residents also demanded that at least 2 gunthas (242 square yards) of land be allocated for the shrine.
Shabbir Ahmad had conducted reconnaissance (surveillance) of these temples as well as crowded markets in Connaught Place.
Across these cases, a stark pattern emerges: Hindus possess presence without power, memory without enforcement and symbols without sovereignty. Hindu symbology is attacked not because it is aggressive, but because it is structurally undefended.
Until now, such acts were committed by fanatic Muslim men. Now fanatic Muslim women are also engaging in such activities.
The police stated that they are verifying the sound levels of the loudspeaker.
Ajmer litigation reflects a ‘rightward turn’ in India, with Hindus seeking to reclaim sites altered during periods of Islamic rule !