shahi jama masjid

The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) asserts its management authority over the shahi jama masjid, emphasizing concerns about unauthorized alterations by the mosque's committee. A violent survey at the mosque, in light of claims of a former temple, prompted judicial investigation into the incident's nature and subsequent preventive measures.

The Sambhal mosque survey highlights urgent concerns over judicial interpretations of the Places of Worship Act, with the Supreme Court needing to ensure consistency, protect secularism, and address unequal treatment of religious sites across India

The Supreme Court has instructed the Shahi Idgah Masjid's management committee in Sambhal to raise their concerns about the trial court's survey order with the high court. The top court has suspended the trial court's directive until further notice, emphasizing the need to maintain peace and harmony.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticised the Uttar Pradesh government's handling of the Sambhal violence, alleging hasty actions escalated the situation. She urged the Supreme Court to intervene, emphasising the government's failure to engage both sides and maintain peace. Gandhi appealed for calm amidst concerns about discrimination and oppression.

A Samajwadi Party delegation headed to violence-hit Sambhal was stopped and some members detained, with accusations of BJP suppressing their efforts. SP announced Rs 5 lakh compensation for victims’ families. Authorities cited maintaining law and order and Section 163 restrictions to justify the block, asserting the need for caution until December 10.

Uttar Pradesh deputy CM Brajesh Pathak accused Samajwadi Party leaders of engaging in 'political tourism' by trying to visit violence-hit Sambhal, where a ban on outsiders has been extended to maintain order. The administration urged cooperation and stated investigations are ongoing, with 30 arrests made so far.

A Samajwadi Party delegation led by MP Iqra Munawwar Hasan was stopped at Chhijarsi toll plaza in Hapur while heading to Sambhal to meet violence-affected families. The incident they refer to involved a mob attacking police during a court-ordered survey of shahi jama masjid. Authorities have prohibited outsiders from entering Sambhal until further notice.

The Sambhal district administration has imposed a ban on the entry of outsiders until December 10 to maintain peace, amid tensions following a survey of the Jama Masjid. A Samajwadi Party delegation and Congress plan visits. Violent protests on November 24 resulted in fatalities and injuries, with authorities implementing prohibitory orders.

Supreme Court directs Sambhal administration to maintain peace amid communal tensions and orders the trial court not to proceed with the survey of shahi jama masjid. The survey report, to be carried out by an advocate commissioner, is to be kept sealed until Allahabad High Court hears the mosque committee's plea.

Amidst tensions in Sambhal due to the controversial shahi jama masjid survey, the Supreme Court directed the trial court to halt proceedings and keep the survey report sealed until reviewed by the Allahabad High Court. Violence erupted on November 24 following the survey order, leading to fatalities. Authorities restored internet services and ensured peaceful Friday prayers.

Security measures have been increased around the shahi jama masjid in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, after tensions escalated due to a violent incident during an ASI examination. The Rapid Action Force has been deployed, and a Judicial Inquiry Commission has been established. The Supreme Court will hear a plea regarding the issue on Friday.

The UP government has formed a three-member judicial panel, led by retired HC judge Justice D K Arora, to investigate the Nov 24 violence in Sambhal. The panel will examine if the violence was a criminal act or a planned conspiracy, and evaluate the police’s response.

Violence erupted at shahi jama masjid in Sambhal during a court-ordered survey. Five people died, and several were injured, including police. Police released photos of about 100 people for identification. Arrests were made, and investigations are ongoing. Internet services were suspended. The Shahi Imam urged people to pray at home on Friday.

Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav linked the Sambhal clashes to the BJP's alleged manipulation of EVMs. Yadav criticized the UP government's release of rioter photos. He demanded a forensic investigation of EVMs. Clashes erupted over a mosque survey, resulting in four deaths. Tensions have been high since the initial survey began.

Following deadly violence in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, after a mosque survey, the government is taking swift action. Posters of accused rioters will be displayed publicly, and damages will be recovered. Police have arrested 27 individuals, including two women, and identified 100 involved in the stone-pelting.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and a delegation visited Sambhal following a stone-pelting incident during a mosque survey. The survey stemmed from a legal dispute over the mosque's origins. Gandhi criticized the BJP's handling of the situation, accusing them of exacerbating communal tensions. A Samajwadi Party delegation also planned to visit, aiming to investigate alleged police misconduct.

Following a court-ordered survey of a Mughal-era mosque, Sambhal is gradually returning to normalcy after violent clashes. Four fatalities and numerous injuries were reported. Security forces maintain a strong presence, and internet services remain suspended. Authorities are investigating the incident and have made arrests.

Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav accused the Uttar Pradesh government of orchestrating violence in Sambhal to distract from election irregularities. The violence erupted during a court-ordered mosque survey, initially peaceful but escalating when police allegedly used force. Yadav demanded accountability for those responsible, including officials and petitioners, and justice for the victims.