A detailed scientific investigation be conducted by adopting the carbon dating method for ascertaining the age, and life of various structures both above and beneath the ground, said Madhya Pradesh High Court.
Gyanvapi mosque row: As the legal proceedings unfold, the courts are tasked with addressing the contrasting demands and oppositions related to the ASI survey and the conduct of religious activities within the contested site.
The injured ASI is reported to have received medical attention, and the situation is being closely monitored by law enforcement agencies.
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Crucially, the mosque's "wazukhana," a small reservoir utilized for ritual ablutions, was explicitly excluded from the survey. This decision aligns with an earlier Supreme Court order safeguarding the specific spot within the mosque complex where Hindu litigants claim a 'Shivling' structure exists.
The survey, mandated by the Varanasi district court, excludes the "wazukhana," a reservoir for ritual ablutions, within the mosque complex. A prior Supreme Court ruling protected this particular spot from being included in the survey.
The court had ordered to conduct a survey after the petitioners claimed the mosque was constructed over a pre-existing temple. Four senior officials of the ASI were also present in the court when the report was submitted.
The ASI started the survey in the barricaded area of the Gyanvapi premises, excluding its sealed section, on August 4, following court orders to determine whether the 17th-century mosque was constructed over a pre-existing structure of a Hindu temple.
Gyanvapi case: The ASI is carrying out a scientific survey of the Gyanvapi mosque complex, next to the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, to determine whether the 17th-century mosque was constructed over a pre-existing temple.
The court has also ordered that these items be preserved and submitted to the District Magistrate.
The court of District Judge AK Vishvesh passed the order on a plea by the Gyanvapi management committee seeking a ban on the media coverage of the survey which is being conducted to determine whether the 17th-century mosque was constructed over a temple.
The court emphasised that the scientific survey by ASI was essential in the pursuit of justice. In any case, was clarified that the study wouldn't include any type of excavation inside the premises.
On August 3, the Allahabad High Court made a critical ruling certifying the continuation of the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) Survey of the Gyanvapi Mosque premises.
Adichanallur was one of the five archeological sites announced to be created as 'Iconic Sites' in the Union Budget 2020–21. It is an archeological site situated on the banks of the Tamirabarani River in this area.
Owaisi expressed his apprehension what would pan out when the Gyanvapi reports are made public and hoped that it does not open the “floodgates for a thousand Babris”.
The plaintiff women and their lawyers are present on the Gyanvapi mosque premises. The Muslim side, which skipped the first day of survey, is also taking part on the second day.
The Supreme Court has allowed the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to conduct a scientific survey at the Gyanvapi mosque complex.
Gyanvapi mosque case: The Supreme Court said that ASI has clarified that the entire survey would be completed without any excavation and without causing any damage to the structure.
Gyanvapi mosque survey: The high court ordered ASI director to conduct a detailed scientific investigation by using Ground Penetrating Radar survey, excavation, dating method and other modern techniques of the Gyanvapi mosque to find out the truth.
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