Allahabad High Court is set to hear the petition seeking for an Archaeological Survey of India's survey of the Wazukhana area of Gyanvapi mosque in Uttar Pradesh on December 10
Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) President Farooq Abdullah claimed that Muslims are feeling unsafe and stated that there is no discrimination based on religion, as guaranteed by the Constitution.
"...Today, I am afraid that the situation which was during 1947, we are being taken towards that direction. When the youth talk of jobs, they don't get it. We don't have good hospitals, education...They are not improving the condition of roads but are trying to demolish the mosque in search
Sambhal Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Shrish Chandra on Friday said that there is normalcy and peace everywhere in the district and Namaz prayers were offered peacefully.
On Friday after the prayers protestors linked to the Hefazat-e-Islam gathered outside the Bitul Mukarram Mosque in Dhaka calling for a ban on the organisation.
Speaking to the media, Jain said "The Supreme Court has said that peace and harmony should be maintained in Sambhal. The Supreme Court has passed an order directing the Masjid or mosque committee to approach the High Court and challenge the order of the trial court
"Rumours should be controlled. There is a rumour in entire Moradabad that namaz would not be offered in the Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal. Namaz will be offered but it will just be done in tight security. There is no need to panic, go to the mosque and pray for peace.." Hasan said while spea
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) has expressed deep concern and anguish over the recent spate of claims on mosques and dargahs in various courts across the country, stating such claims are a "blatant mockery of the law and the constitution."
The Committee of Management of Jama Masjid in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, moved the Supreme Court against the November 19 order of the local court for the survey of the mosque.