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Gyanvapi issue: Court grants time to Muslim side to present reply on Sep 13

Maan Bahadur Singh, an advocate representing the Hindu side, said he also made his arguments in the court against the views presented by the Muslim side.

Varanasi: A fast track court here on Monday granted time to the Muslim side to present its reply to a petition seeking permission to hold the ‘darshan’ of an idol in the Gyanvapi mosque complex.

General secretary of Vishwa Vaidik Sangh Kiran Singh Bisen had filed the petition in the court of civil judge senior division, seeking regular ‘darshan’ (glimpse) and worshipping of “Adivisheshwar” in the Gyanvapi mosque complex. He had also sought a ban on the entry of Muslims into the complex and handing over it to Hindus.

The Muslim side has questioned the maintainability of the petition and on Monday sought time to present its reply. The court granted it permission and posted the matter for next hearing on September 13.

Maan Bahadur Singh, an advocate representing the Hindu side, said he also made his arguments in the court against the views presented by the Muslim side.

The plea, initially filed in the court of the civil judge, was transferred to the fast track court.

This post was last modified on September 6, 2022 4:49 pm

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