Varanasi: right before the beginning of the Hindu Hindu Shravan, the Muslim community has announced a prize for Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple Trust (SKVtt) in the form of a piece of 1,700 square feet, adjacent to the Gyanvapi mosque for the development of Kashi Vishwanath Dham (corridor).
Instead, giving the temple has given a piece of land measuring 1,000 square feet to the Muslim community.
Even though the announcement in this case was carried out on Friday in Varanasi, the agreement between the two parties was resolved at 9.
However, Kashi Vishwanath Temple Disputes (KVT) and Gyanvapi Mosque on the survey of the Archaeological Survey with the Indian Survey (ASI) was still in court.
The Exchange’s agreement was completed on July 9 and was signed by the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple Trust, Sunil Kumar Verma in the name of the Governor and Abdul Inner Nomani of Anjuman Intezamiya Masarih.
Description of the property includes CK / 12 home numbers, 13 Aadi Wisweshvar and CK 31/19 Gyanvapi Ward, Chowk.
Stamp Duty (RS.
9.29 lakh) Paid by CEO SKVTT.
Speaking with Toi on Friday, the Commissioner Division Deepak Agrawal said, “The property provided by the Muslims is owned by the Wakf Council and the Gyanvapi-KVT control room is located on this land.
Because the land is needed for the development of Kashi Vishwanath Dham, we offer a plot of land to They (Muslim communities) on the main road and they agreed.
“” It takes almost two years to make an exchange agreement, “said SM Yasin from Anjuman Insezamiya Masarid, adding that the License of the Council of Sunni Waqf Council and the opinion of all scholars was taken before the agreement.
“All agreed, and the deal was resolved peacefully.
There was no pressure from the government side,” Yasin told Ti on Friday.
“The existing dispute regarding the ASI survey in court has nothing to do with this agreement.
We hope it will provide a communal harmony message,” he added.
Hinduism, Muslims exchanged land for Kashi Vishwanath Dham
