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Gyanvapi

The Supreme Court has referred the Gyanvapi, Mathura and Sambhal disputes to a Special Lok Adalat to encourage an amicable settlement through dialogue.

The Allahabad High Court deferred hearing on the Gyanvapi Wazukhana survey plea, citing an active Supreme Court stay order.

The legal battle began in 1991 when a petition sought to restore Gyanvapi land to the Kashi Vishwanath temple. Petitioners claimed Aurangzeb constructed the mosque after destroying part of the temple in the 16th century

Allahabad HC held a hearing on the ongoing case concerning the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) survey of the Wazukhana located within the Gyanvapi.

The Wuzu Khana was sealed after a Shivling was reportedly discovered during a court-ordered survey two years ago

Abedin stressed the need for peaceful resolution of internal issues within the country. He urged for proactive initiatives to address disputes outside of legal proceedings.

He gave the assurance that Hindus would not look at other temples if the Muslim side agreed to amicably resolve the issues surrounding Gyanvapi and Krishna Janambhoomi.

Allahabad High Court refused to grant an interim stay on the Varanasi court's decision allowing Hindu prayers in the Gyanvapi mosque cellar.

It also demanded that Hindus be permitted to offer "sewa puja" to the 'Shivlinga' found in the "so-called Wazukhana area" at the disputed site.

According to Madan Mohan Yadav, the lawyer for the Hindu side, District Judge A K Vishvesh ordered that both the Muslim and Hindu parties submit an affidavit promising to keep the report confidential.