The court has ordered an Amin survey of the Idgah on the claim of the Hindu army in the case of Mathura’s Sri Krishna birthplace and Shahi Idgah mosque dispute. After the order of Civil Judge Senior Division-III Sonika Verma to inspect the Idgah and submit the report, all the parties have started preparing for the Amin report and its aftermath. It is believed that more than 12 people will be present in Idgah at the time of Amin’s report. This process will start on January 2 after the court opens after the winter vacation.
Plaintiff’s advocate Shailesh Dubey said that he himself and his fellow advocate Sandeep Sharma, plaintiffs Vishnu Gupta and Surjit Singh Yadav have the right to stay at the spot during the inspection of the spot by the Amin of the court. Along with this, the four defendants and each of their advocates can also stay on the spot during the inspection if Amin wishes.
Process can start from January 2
According to legal experts, after the court opens on January 2, Amin himself will visit the spot as part of the court process. Before leaving, he will inform the plaintiff and his advocate and both the parties. After which reaching the Idgah, we will prepare the inspection and report. Signatures will also be obtained as evidence in the presence of both the parties on the spot. Amin will tell the direction of the disputed site in which direction it is situated and after entering inside it will be told what are the constructions inside the site. If there is any special construction there, then it will also have to be mentioned.
Application has been given to destroy the evidence of the temple
Litigants have given applications in the court several times in the ongoing litigations on the Sri Krishna Janmasthan Idgah episode for almost two years. In the court, on January 7, 2021, an application was given in the Civil Judge Senior Division by Thakur Keshavdev side’s litigant advocate Mahendra Pratap Singh and senior advocate Rajendra Maheshwari. In this, he claimed that the people of the Idgah side are trying to destroy the evidence present on the walls of the Idgah.
It was also told in the prayer letter that lotus, Om, Swastik and Chakra are made on the walls of Idgah. These are the same symbols that were on the walls of the Thakur Keshavrai temple. He told that from 1862 to 1865, the excavation was also done by Alexander Kerningham, director of the Archaeological Survey of India. In which Hindu idols have been found. He demanded that a security officer be nominated at the Idgah for the protection of all these symbols.
On the other hand, National Treasurer of All India Hindu Mahasabha Dinesh Sharma told that such an application was given by him in the court that the evidence of the temple which is present on the walls of Idgah should be saved from destruction. We should be allowed to visit the Idgah daily in the presence of administrative officials to preserve these evidences.
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The court has ordered an Amin survey of the Idgah on the claim of the Hindu army in the case of Mathura’s Sri Krishna birthplace and Shahi Idgah mosque dispute. After the order of Civil Judge Senior Division-III Sonika Verma to inspect the Idgah and submit the report, all the parties have started preparing for the Amin report and its aftermath. It is believed that more than 12 people will be present in Idgah at the time of Amin’s report. This process will start on January 2 after the court opens after the winter vacation.
Plaintiff’s advocate Shailesh Dubey said that he himself and his fellow advocate Sandeep Sharma, plaintiffs Vishnu Gupta and Surjit Singh Yadav have the right to stay at the spot during the inspection of the spot by the Amin of the court. Along with this, the four defendants and each of their advocates can also stay on the spot during the inspection if Amin wishes.
Process can start from January 2
According to legal experts, after the court opens on January 2, Amin himself will visit the spot as part of the court process. Before leaving, he will inform the plaintiff and his advocate and both the parties. After which reaching the Idgah, we will prepare the inspection and report. Signatures will also be obtained as evidence in the presence of both the parties on the spot. Amin will tell the direction of the disputed site in which direction it is situated and after entering inside it will be told what are the constructions inside the site. If there is any special construction there, then it will also have to be mentioned.
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