Rajasthan / Mathura Court order survey of Shahi Eidgah Mosque, report sought by January 20

Shahi Eidgah Mosque Survey: In the case of Shahi Eidgah, the birthplace of Shri Krishna, today the Mathura court has issued an order for the survey of the disputed site. Amin will have to submit the survey report of the Shahi Idgah disputed site along with the map to the court by January 20. The court has also ordered notices to be served on all the defendants. The court of Civil Judge Senior Division III Sonika Verma ordered the survey of the disputed site of Shahi Idgah. Plaintiff's lawyer Shailesh Dubey told that an order has been made in the claim filed by the Hindu Sena.

Order for survey of Shahi Idgah Mosque

Explain that the claim has been filed in the court to free 13.37 acres of land of Shri Krishna Janmasthan and to remove the royal Idgah from the disputed site. The Court of Civil Judge Senior Division (III) has ordered an Amin survey of Shahi Idgah Mosque while hearing the claim of Hindu Sena. Amin will have to present its report by 20 January. Significantly, this is on the same lines as the court had ordered in the Gyanvapi case in Varanasi. On this, notices were to be issued to the defendants on Thursday, but the hearing could not be held. The next hearing of this matter will be on January 20.

Order on the claim of Hindu army

On December 8, National President of Hindu Sena Vishnu Gupta and Vice President Surjit Singh Yadav living in Delhi had claimed in the court of Civil Judge Senior Division (III) Justice Sonika Verma. It was said in this that Aurangzeb had prepared the Idgah by demolishing the temple on 13.37 acres of Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi. He presented the entire history from the birth of Lord Krishna till the construction of the temple before the court. He has also challenged the agreement made in the year 1968 between Shri Krishna Janmasthan Seva Sangh vs Shahi Masjid Idgah.

Next hearing will be on January 20

Plaintiff's lawyer Shailesh Dubey said that on December 8, the entire matter was placed before the court. The court had registered the case on the same day and ordered Amin to survey the actual situation and present the report along with the map. In this regard, the hearing could not be held in the court on 22 December. Now by January 20, after surveying the disputed site, the report will have to be presented in the court.