A court in Rajasthan, India, is set to review a case today concerning claims about a possible Hindu temple existing within the Ajmer Dargah. The Ajmer Dargah is a well-known and respected Muslim shrine. This legal action began when Vishnu Gupta, the head of Hindu Sena, filed a petition based on this claim. Now, the court will also consider other petitions related to the case. Gupta has stated his intention to ask the court to reject these additional petitions, which could complicate the legal process.
The heart of the issue is whether a Hindu temple is hidden inside the Dargah, a place of great importance for many Muslims. This assertion has caused a great deal of discussion and disagreement, leading to multiple petitions being filed. The court’s decision about whether to allow the new petitions will be important, potentially altering the future of the case. The situation is delicate, with many people expressing strong opinions about the issue.
Vishnu Gupta has said that they will ask the court to dismiss the new petitions. He stated, “Today, the court will hear the applications made to become respondents, and we will request the court to dismiss these applications.” The results of today’s hearing will play a significant role in determining how this sensitive legal issue moves forward. The Ajmer Dargah is an important historical site for several groups, and maintaining its original context is a critical concern for everyone involved.