Gyanvapi case: Supreme Court to wait for Varanasi court's order, adjourns hearing to October
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Gyanvapi case: Supreme Court to wait for Varanasi court’s order, adjourns hearing to October

The Supreme Court on Thursday adjourned the appeal filed by the Anjuman Intezamia Masjid Committee to October first week, saying it will wait for the decision of the Varanasi court on the Committee's plea questioning the maintainability of the suit filed by Hindu women

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Jul 21, 2022, 07:05 pm IST
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday adjourned the appeal filed by the Anjuman Intezamia Masjid Committee to October first week, saying it will wait for the decision of the Varanasi court on the Committee’s plea questioning the maintainability of the suit filed by Hindu women.

A bench of Justice DY Chandrachud, Surya Kant and PS Narasimha also declined to entertain a fresh plea to offer water to the ‘Shivling’, which was found in the Gyanvapi disputed structure.

The bench said such prayers can’t be entertained when the suit is already pending. The plea has said that since the month of ‘Shravana’ is starting, Hindus may be allowed to offer puja and exercise their right.

It also declined to entertain another plea filed by seven women seeking carbon dating and ground penetrating radar survey of the discovered Shivling within the Gyanvapi structure.

The advocate in the case then withdrew the plea with the top court granting liberty to pursue other remedies as available under law.

During the hearing, senior advocate Huzefa Ahmadi appearing for the mosque management committee said that the order appointing the Commissioner to survey the premises is like a poison tree whose poison fruit — the report — has created a situation and perception which attempts to alter the status quo of the mosque existing for centuries.

Ahmadi said these reports are used to create some kind of perception and the top court will have to go into the correctness of the order appointing the Commission.

The bench was hearing an appeal filed by the Committee that manages the Gyanvapi mosque challenging an order of Allahabad High Court permitting a court-appointed commissioner to inspect, conduct a survey and videography of the Gyanvapi structure to which Hindus and Muslims have laid claim for the right to worship.

On May 20, the Supreme Court ordered the transfer of the case related to worship at Gyanvapi from the civil judge to the District Judge, Varanasi.

It had ordered that its interim order passed on May 17 — to protect the area where the Shivling was found and access to Muslims for namaz — shall continue in operation till maintainability of the suit is decided and thereafter for eight weeks to enable parties to pursue legal remedies.

It had said that District Judge should decide the maintainability of the civil suit in the Gyanvapi-Kashi Vishwanath on priority as sought by Committee of Management Anjuman Intezamia Masjid Varanasi. (With inputs from ANI)

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