New Delhi: There has been a stir across the country after the Hindu side's claim that Shivling was found in the Gyanvapi Mosque of Varanasi. Meanwhile, Hindu Mahasabha has written a letter to PM Narendra Modi regarding Delhi's Jama Masjid. It has been claimed that statues of Hindu gods and goddesses are present under the stairs of Jama Masjid. Hindu Mahasabha chief Swami Chakrapani has written a letter to PM Modi urging him to conduct a survey of Jama Masjid. He said that there are statues of Hindu deities under the stairs. Therefore it is necessary that these idols should be removed by digging.
The Hindu Mahasabha has made this demand at a time when Shivling is being claimed to be found in Gyanvapi Mosque of Varanasi. However, right now the Hindu side and the Muslim side have different claims. In the case of Gyanvapi, where the Hindu side claims that the figure is clearly telling, it is the Shivling. At the same time, the Muslim side is saying, this is the fountain telling the structure of the upper part. The argument of the Hindu side is that it is a structure made of only one stone, this is how Shivling is made. The Muslim side argues that how did it come to know that it was made of a single stone.
On the other hand, women litigants say that since Baba has been found in Gyanvapi, permission should be given for worship. Petitioner Manju Vyas said that there is every hope that we will continue to build a temple there. At the same time, Rekha Pathak said that Gyanvapi is the focal point of everyone's faith, on which the fight to get rid of the occupation will continue till the last breath. Sita Sahu is also another petitioner in the case. He said that we had gone to find Gauri, but found Shiv Baba, so where Shiva will be there, Shakti will also remain, it is necessary to meet both, Shakti is associated with Shiva, Shiva is associated with Shakti, he Ours is Vishweshwar ji, he is included in the twelfth linga, we have merit in the claim of the people. The paintings on the walls give evidence of the temple that it is a temple.
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