HC reserves judgment on Muslim side's recall petition in Mathura
In the mathura Shri krishna Janmabhoomi and Shahi Idgah mosque dispute, the Shahi Idgah mosque Committee's recall petition was heard in the allahabad high court today. Through the recall petition, the mosque committee challenged the decision to hear fifteen cases filed by the Hindu side together. The petition challenges the allahabad High Court's order of january 11. In today's hearing, both the parties presented their arguments.
After the arguments of all the parties in this case were completed, the court has reserved its judgment. The court's decision is expected in two weeks. In today's hearing, supreme court senior advocates Tasneem Ahmadi and Mahmood Pracha presented arguments on behalf of the Muslim side. They said that the cases cannot be consolidated before the trial begins. This decision is not fair.
Hearing was held in a single bench
The Muslim side said that in the mathura case, the cases were consolidated even before the maintainability of the cases was decided. Saurabh Tiwari, Prabhash Pandey, Mahendra Pratap Singh and other advocates presented arguments on behalf of the Hindu side. The Hindu side said that the Shahi Idgah Committee deliberately wants to delay the case. That is why it is filing unnecessary applications. The case was heard in a single bench of Justice mayank Kumar Jain.
In the recall petition of Shahi Idgah mosque Committee, it has been said that the decision given on the maintainability of the cases without a decision on this point is illegal. If the court's decision comes in favor of Shahi Idgah mosque Committee, then the decision given on august 1 regarding the maintainability of the cases may also be affected. In its august 1 decision, the high court had considered the petitions of the Hindu side worthy of hearing and rejected the objection of the Muslim side.