Prayagraj: Allahabad High Court on Wednesday directed the central and state governments to file a reply respectively in response to a petition challenging the order Varanasi Court dated 8 April 2021, directs the Archaeological Survey of India to conduct a comprehensive survey mosque complex Kashi Vishwanath Temple-Gyanvapi to find out whether a temple was destroyed to build the mosque that stood there adjacent to the KVT.
Hearing a petition filed by the Sunni Central Waqf Board and Anjuman Inrazamia Masazid, Varanasi, Justice Prakash Padia directs both sides to exchange request and directed to register the case on September 28 for the next hearing.
Appearing for one Applicant, Senior Advocates SFA Naqvi argued that the lawsuit, in which the judge’s orders Civil (Senior Division), the Court Fast (FTC) Varanasi (dated 8 April 2021) is under challenge, is That alone can not be maintained under Section 4 places of worship (Special provisions) Act, 1991, as the bar filing a suit or other legal proceedings in connection with the conversion of the religious character of any place of worship, that is on August 15, 1947.
Therefore, no claims can be made on the spot existing religious on 15 August 1947.
According to the action in 1991, no relief can be sought to change the status of any religious place because there on August 15, 1947, found the Applicant advice.
Hence the order to conduct a survey is illegal, an adviser added.
Adviser Applicant further contends that when the Court of Appeal had reserved judgment on the setting of maintenance issues mentioned above, the court below should not pass any order in a lawsuit until the issue is decided by the high coat maintenance.
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