A lawyer working on the sensitive Ajmer Dargah case has received a death threat, creating worry about the safety of those involved. The case involves claims from Hindu groups that a Shiva temple is located beneath the Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Dargah, a well-known Sufi shrine. This disagreement has led to legal battles, and during a court hearing last Friday, Moin Farooq Hussain, the lawyer representing the Muslim side, was reportedly threatened with death. This event has made the already tense situation surrounding the historical site even more strained.
The lower court is currently reviewing the case, and the legal process has gained national attention because of the site’s religious significance and disputed past. The death threat against Hussain has caused strong reactions from his fellow lawyers. It has also led to demands for stronger security during future court hearings. This event shows just how important and emotional this case is. The legal arguments are based on historical and archaeological views, which have been strongly argued by both sides.
Sources say that “the threat was reportedly made on social media,” which has increased tension between different religious groups. As a result, extra security measures have been put in place around the courthouse and the Dargah to make sure everyone is safe. The case is still ongoing with no set time for a final decision. However, “this threat will not stop us from continuing the legal process,” said Hussain after the incident. The situation shows the delicate peace between different communities, and the importance of moving forward carefully while following legal rules.