The case of violence after the survey of Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal had not yet cooled down when a petition filed in the court regarding the survey of Dargah Sharif in Ajmer district of Rajasthan was heard on Wednesday. The court accepted the petition of the Hindu side. In the petition, Ajmer Sharif Dargah has been described as a Hindu temple. This petition was filed on behalf of Hindu Sena President Vishnu Gupta. The court ordered to issue notice to the concerned parties and fixed December 20 as the next hearing date.
Let us tell you that the National President of Hindu Sena, Vishnu Gupta, had raised the issues related to the Dargah and demanded legal intervention. He said that this matter is related to religious sentiments and social harmony, for the solution of which the intervention of the court is necessary. After the court accepted the suit, this matter is being looked at more seriously. The court has issued notice to the concerned parties and directed them to present their views.
Now the next hearing will be held on December 20
Now the next hearing of the case will be on December 20, where the arguments and documents of the parties will be presented. This controversy has given rise to widespread discussion at the social and religious level. National President of Hindu Sena says that this matter is related to the religious beliefs of Hindu society. There has been no official response from the representatives of the Dargah yet. After the court’s decision, all eyes are on the further proceedings.
Claim made from a book
Earlier, the hearing on the petition of Hindu Sena National President Vishnu Gupta was held last Tuesday, when the court had given the date of 27th November i.e. today. In the petition filed by Vishnu Gupta, it has been claimed that there is a Shiva temple in Dargah Sharif. During the last hearing in the court, a special book was presented as evidence. Quoting this book, it was claimed that there was a Hindu temple in the Dargah.
Mention of existence of Hindu temple in Dargah
This book was written by Har Vilas Sharda, a resident of Ajmer, in the year 1911. Citing this book, Hindu Sena’s national president Vishnu Gupta said in his petition that earlier there was a temple of Lord Bholenath on the land of the Dargah. Worship and Jalabhishek used to take place in this Shiva temple. There are traces of temple debris in the construction of the 75 feet tall Buland Darwaza present in the Dargah complex. Not only this, there is a sanctum sanctorum in the basement of the Dargah.
(Report- Rajkumar/Ajmer)