The Supreme Court on Friday said its interim order of May 17, directing protection of the Shivling , which was purportedly discovered during the survey in Varanasi s Gyanvapi mosque, without impeding the right of Muslims to offer namaz there, .
In an important observation, the Supreme Court on Friday orally observed that the ascertainment of the religious character of a place of worship is not barred by the Places of Worship Act, 1991.A bench, headed by Justice D.Y. Chandrachud and .
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Varanasi civil court to desist from hearing the Gyanvapi mosque survey case after the lawyer representing the Hindu plaintiffs sought an adjournment for a day.
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Varanasi civil court to desist from hearing the Gyanvapi mosque survey case after the lawyer representing the Hindu plaintiffs sought an adjournment for a day.Advocate Vishnu Shankar Jain, representing .
The Hindu parties have told the Supreme Court that Gynavapi mosque in Varanasi is not a mosque, as Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb "did not pass any order to create a waqf over the land in question or for handing over land to any Muslim or body .