The Supreme Court Thursday said it has to find the context in which the five-judge bench had delivered the 1994 judgement that a mosque was not integral to Islam which arose during the hearing of Ayodhya land dispute.
BJP terms Shia Board proposal on Ayodhya as good , asks Rahul Gandhi to clarify his party s stand
BJP terms Shia Board proposal on Ayodhya as good , asks Rahul Gandhi to clarify his party s stand
The Shia Waqf Board Has Put Forward A Good Suggestion By Filing An Affidavit In The Supreme Court Stating That A Ram Temple Be Built In Ayodhya And A Mosque In Lucknow. It s A Good Suggestion To Resolve The Issue, BJP National Spokesperson Told Reporters Here. PTI | Updated on: 22 Nov 2017, 06:57:11 PM
Rajkot:
The BJP on Wednesday termed the proposal of the Uttar Pradesh Shia Waqf Board on resolving the Ayodhya issue as good and asked Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi to clarify his party s stand by breaking his silence .
ANI | Updated: Apr 13, 2021 13:04 IST
New Delhi (India) April 13 (ANI): Various Urdu publications in the national capital gave prominent coverage to developments in the country in view of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dismissal of former Uttar Pradesh Shia Waqf Board chairman Syed Waseem Rizvi s petition, seeking direction to remove 26 verses from the Holy Quran, by the Supreme Court was also widely covered.
Inquilab: The Urdu daily reported the dismissal of Waseem Rizvi s petition on the Holy Quran by the Supreme Court as its top headline. The newspaper in its report said that the apex court dismissed the petition filed by Former Uttar Pradesh Shia Waqf Board chairman Syed Waseem Rizvi seeking a direction to appropriate authorities to remove 26 verses and also fined the petitioner Rs 50,000 for filing a frivolous request.
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Supreme Court fined Rs 50,000 to the petitioner.
New Delhi:
A petition asking for some verses to be removed from the Quran was dismissed today by the Supreme Court, which also fined the petitioner Rs 50,000 for filing a frivolous request.
Petitioner Sayed Wasim Rizvi, a former Uttar Pradesh Shia Waqf Board chairman, had called for removing 26 verses in the Quran that he said were not part of its original text. In the controversial petition, he said the verses violated the law of the land and were used as justification to attack non-believers and civilians. Are you seriously pressing the petition, a three judge-bench led by Rohington Nariman questioned, calling it absolutely frivolous .