Qutub-ud-Din Aibak, Commander-in-Chief of Mohammed Ghori Demolished the Shri Vishnu temple and 27 Jain and Hindu temples and used those construction materials to build the Quwwat-¬Ul-Islam Mosque.
So there again demanded the right to worship Hindu and Jain religion. It was claimed that the Muslims had never declared the place as a Waqf property before or after the construction, the construction could not be used as mosque at any point.
It was said that the central government is the sole owner of the above-said property and that the Archaeological survey of india (ASI) has managerial control of it.
The case was pending in the delhi High Court. Judge Neha ruled in the case yesterday. indian culture has a long history.
No one denies that mistakes have been made in the past. But mistakes like that cannot be the basis for disturbing the peace of our present and future. Our country has gone through many difficult times. Retaining the good from history. Can the bad be removed? That the judge questioned.
The judge also pointed to a specific part of the final judgment of the 2019 supreme Court. The supreme court has stated that historical mistakes cannot be corrected by taking the law into the hands of the people. The judge is pointing to the verdict.
Further Issued by Sections 25 and 26 of the Constitution of india that the worshipers have the right to use their religion.
And that the deities have the right to ensure that they are placed in their original place.
The argument put forward by the petitioners is ineligible. A structure Declared a protected monument, After it was made state-owned, The petitioner's request that the place be re-used for religious services cannot be accepted.
Thus Judge Neha has given the verdict.
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