On Mosque Demolition In UP s Barabanki, Muslim Law Board vs Officials On Mosque Demolition In UP s Barabanki, Muslim Law Board vs Officials While the All-India Muslim Law Board and the UP Sunni Central Waqf Board demanded a judicial probe, authorities said the mosque was demolished on court orders.
Barabanki: The Muslim law board and the Waqf board demanded a judicial probe.
Lucknow:
The All-India Muslim Law Board and the UP Sunni Central Waqf Board on Tuesday alleged that the administration in Uttar Pradesh s Barabanki pulled down a mosque and demanded a judicial probe into it.
Meanwhile, the authorities said they demolished an illegal structure on court orders.
Muslim bodies have alleged that a mosque in Uttar Pradesh's Barabanki was illegally demolished by local administration on Tuesday. The DM office, however, has said that demolition was done on the basis of court orders.
The AIMPLB working general secretary demanded a judicial inquiry into the case, suspension of the responsible officials, and to ensure that no other structure was allowed to come up on the land.
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