Gyanvapi mosque survey won't stop, court to give new date tomorrow
Gyanvapi mosque survey won't stop, court to give new date tomorrow
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Varanasi: The process of the survey in the Gyanvapi mosque case will be resumed again. Tomorrow the court is going to give a new date for this survey. So far, only one day the survey had been conducted and the next day the process was stopped. In such a situation, the court is now going to announce a new date. The matter is going to be heard tomorrow at 2 pm. It was earlier said that Rakhi Singh will withdraw her petition on behalf of the Hindu side in this case, but today it has been told that she is not going to withdraw her case.

 Along with him, petitions of Sita Sahu, Manju Vyas, Laxmi Devi and Rekha Pathak are also going to continue. In this case, a total of three days' survey was proposed. But due to the huge uproar, the survey was stopped within two days. On the second day of the survey on Saturday, there was a lot of controversy over the survey team going inside the mosque, after which it became difficult for the team to work. The survey team and the videography team reached outside the mosque, but could not enter inside. As a precautionary measure, massive police were also deployed outside the mosque.

The biggest controversy in this whole case is about going inside the mosque and conducting a survey. The Muslim side says that there is a statue of Shringar Gauri outside the western wall of the mosque, in such a situation, they have no problem with conducting a survey, but it is wrong to go inside the mosque. The Muslim side has insisted that no such order has been issued by the court. But the Hindu side says that it is necessary to inspect the entire premises. It is said to be necessary to prove the existence of the statue of Shringar Gauri. At the moment, the matter has again reached the court and a new date for the survey is due to be announced tomorrow.

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