₹246 crore was to be spent on these projects; however, as work had not yet commenced, the approvals have been revoked, considering the financial condition of the temples.
The copper plates that have been discovered are inscribed in the Devanagari script and the Sanskrit language.
The High Court rejected the argument regarding loss of revenue and observed that a discriminatory system cannot be justified merely based on income.
After the darshan, devotees said that they had got an opportunity to perform puja without any obstacles after many years.
The Samiti wholeheartedly welcomes this historic verdict and proclaims the resolve that “…Now Kashi and Mathura remain to be liberated!”
Matters of faith and belief cannot be argued in Court. The Court further said that it never decides what is essential and what is not essential according to Dharma (Religion); such decisions are made by Dharma itself.
Police Inspector Kushwaha from the Delhi Special Cell stated that all three accused belong to poor families.
The inam lands belonging to temples which had been given to tenants, hereditary occupants, or other individuals for cultivation for several years, can now be sold
Mr Mukherjee reached the temple as promised, opened the temple lock and performed ‘puja’.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has directed that the land acquisition process required for the project be completed by 1 August 2026.