Gyanvapi Dispute
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Varanasi court grants ASI ten more days to file Gyanvapi mosque survey report
The Archeological Survey of India is carrying out the survey to find out whether the mosque was built over a Hindu temple.
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Gyanvapi mosque: ASI again seeks extension to submit its survey report
This is the fifth time since September 2 that the central body has sought more time to file its scientific survey.
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Gyanvapi case: Submit all objects found during survey to district magistrate, court tells ASI
The order was passed in response to a plea accusing the mosque’s caretakers of destroying historical evidence related to the Hindu religion from the premises.
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ASI gets four-week extension to complete survey at Gyanvapi mosque complex in Varanasi
The Archaeological Survey of India was earlier asked to submit its report by September 2.
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Gyanvapi pleas transferred to new bench of Allahabad High Court on day of verdict
No explanation has been given for the change.
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Supreme Court allows ASI survey at Gyanvapi mosque premises
The court said that no excavation should be done as part of the survey and that authorities should ensure that no damage is caused to the structure.
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Survey of Gyanvapi premises resumes, mosque committee moves Supreme Court
The Allahabad High Court allowed the Archeological Survey of India to carry out the process, saying that it is ‘necessary in the interest of justice’.
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Gyanvapi mosque survey allowed by Allahabad High Court
The survey was first ordered by a Varanasi district court on July 21 but was stayed by the Supreme Court.
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Calling Gyanvapi complex a mosque will create dispute, says UP CM Adityanath
The chief minister also urged Muslims to accept that a ‘historical mistake’ had taken place and offer a solution.
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Gyanvapi case: Allahabad High Court reserves verdict on ASI survey
The court directed that a stay on the survey should continue till August 3.
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Allahabad HC stays survey of Gyanvapi mosque till July 27
The survey was ordered on a petition by a group of Hindu litigants seeking the right to hold prayers inside the mosque compound.
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Gyanvapi mosque committee moves HC against Varanasi court order to conduct survey
The Anjuman Intezamia Masjid Committee approached the High Court a day after the Supreme Court stayed the district court order till July 26.
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