Mathura: At the present, the situation in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, is calm. However, the city has been secured to the point that even Parinda will be unable to kill. In the city, Section 144 has been enacted. All of the city's anti-gates, as well as the main road, are manned by police. When they enter the city, they are searched. Suspects' identification cards are also examined. Thousands of police officers have been deployed around the city.

The incident began when Rajshree Chaudhary, the chief of the All India Hindu Mahasabha, announced last month that on December 6, he would put a statue of Lord Krishna inside the Shahi Masjid and conduct jalabhishek. The true birthplace of Lord Krishna, according to this group, is within the mosque. The Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi Nirman Trust, Narayani Sena, and the Sri Krishna Mukti Dal all welcome the All India Hindu Mahasabha's declaration. On December 6, these organisations plan to place a statue of Ladoo Gopal inside the Shahi Masjid and perform jalabhishek.

What is the dispute in Mathura temple-mosque?

According to Hindu groups, mughal monarch Aurangzeb razed the Sri Krishna temple in 1669 and replaced it with an Idgah. The Hindu side has also filed a court petition to have the same Idgah removed. According to Hindu legend, Lord Krishna was born in the same cell where King Kansa was imprisoned. On the same site as the prison, Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb erected the regal Idgah in 1669. The royal Eidgah was created through encroachment, according to Dinesh Kaushik, national treasurer of the Hindu Mahasabha, since Lord Krishna was born in the cell where King Kansa was imprisoned. Tell me the Hindu Mahasabha is requesting that Idgah be removed from this location. The case is now pending at the civil court of Mathura.

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