Leader of ‘Sanatan Raksha Dal’ who ‘discovered’ temple in Godowlia Market in Varanasi’s Madanpura has petitioned local administration to allow prayers at structure without delay.
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While BJP's Hindu leaders have stayed silent or said matter should be left to courts, several Muslim leaders including minority wing chief & a former Union minister have expressed concern.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman launched 'Waiting for Shiva: Unearthing the Truth of Kashi’s Gyan Vapi', whose author Vikram Sampath said 'shrines fell, shrines rose but Hindus of Kashi never gave up'.
The appeal was filed by the Gyanvapi mosque management committee challenging the Varanasi district judge’s 17 January order that opened the Tehkhana for Hindu worshippers.
Gyanvapi mosque committee says have to face 'daily harassment'. Local admin maintains 'approval for anything has to be sought from high-level committee headed by ADG-level officer'.
Muslim side criticised Varanasi administration for exhibiting 'unnecessary haste' in executing orders of district court that permitted prayers in southern cellar of Gyanvapi structure.
Govind Dev Giri Maharaj was alluding to Gyanvapi, Krishna Janmabhoomi sites. He also said Muslims can help heal ‘scars’ left by foreign invaders who demolished Hindus’ places of worship.
Pontiff’s office submitted letter requesting permission to carry out parikrama around Gyanvapi complex, maintaining that police & local admin can’t determine nature of place of worship.
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Don’t blame misfortune. This is colossal incompetence and insensitivity. So bad, heads would have rolled even in the old PSU-era Indian Airlines and Air India.
Ms. Misra seems to be vying desperately to get the attention of the “secular” brigade. This report of hers hardly qualifies as objective journalism. This is quite clearly propaganda at work.
Portraying the Santa Raksha Dal members as a vile bunch of communal thugs out to create trouble while giving a clean chit to the Muslims who have encroached upon the temple.
But such blatantly biased and non-sensical reportage can surely pave Ms. Misra’s way to reputed journalism schools (Columbia, Harvard, Yale, etc.), that too on a scholarship, via the blessings of the well-connected liberal-secular brigade.
another demented sidek ick of coupaji from print family..why are you sensing so much of mirchi in your backside, if a hindu temple is rejuvenated ?
Ms. Misra seems to be vying desperately to get the attention of the “secular” brigade. This report of hers hardly qualifies as objective journalism. This is quite clearly propaganda at work.
Portraying the Santa Raksha Dal members as a vile bunch of communal thugs out to create trouble while giving a clean chit to the Muslims who have encroached upon the temple.
But such blatantly biased and non-sensical reportage can surely pave Ms. Misra’s way to reputed journalism schools (Columbia, Harvard, Yale, etc.), that too on a scholarship, via the blessings of the well-connected liberal-secular brigade.