SC Transfers Gyanvapi Mosque case to Varanasi Court

The Supreme Court stated on Friday that it would not interfere with the survey order issued in the Gyanvapi mosque dispute and instead ordered the Varanasi district court to rule on whether the Hindu side’s action was viable. “SC Transfers Gyanvapi Mosque case “.

The Supreme Court was hearing a case by the Anjuman Intezamia Masjid Committee, which operated the mosque, challenging a Varanasi district court judgment requiring a videographic survey of the masjid complex, which is next to the famed Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Uttar Pradesh. Following claims of a Shivling being discovered inside the building, Hindu organizations claimed worshipping rights inside the mosque. 

While claiming to be on a mission to restore the nation’s balance, the Supreme Court stated that its May 17 order protecting the site where the Shivling was allegedly discovered will be enforced and that the Varanasi district magistrate will make arrangements for ‘wuzu’ (ablution) inside the mosque. The case will be heard by the Supreme Court in the second week of July. “SC Transfers Gyanvapi Mosque case “.

“Please don’t forget that we are on a shared mission to protect the balance of the country,” Justice Chandrachud stated during the session. 

“Another thing that weighed on us, the interim order that we approved, was the necessity to have a feeling of balance on the ground and a sense of serenity.” “The interim order of the Supreme Court has a healing touch to it,” the SC justice added. 

Concerning its recommendation on the matter now before the district court, the Supreme Court said, “This case should be handled by a more experienced and mature judge. We’re not passing judgement on the trial judge. However, a more experienced hand should handle this issue, which would benefit all parties “The Supreme Court said. 

The Supreme Court also proposed that the district judge oversee the trial of the claim for prayer within the mosque. The district court will rule on the mosque committee’s request that the Hindu party’s complaint be dismissed, and the interim order – protection of the Shivling area, unfettered access to Muslims for namaz – will remain in effect until then, the Supreme Court stated. 

However, senior counsel Huzefa Ahmadi, standing for the masjid committee, told the Supreme Court that all of the trial court’s rulings from the start were susceptible to causing considerable public damage. 

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