Bhojshala temple declared, Hindu side said, ‘Victory achieved after 700 years of struggle’

The court gave its verdict accepting 2 PILs from the Hindu side.

Indore, (Language) The Hindu side welcomed Friday’s decision of the Madhya Pradesh High Court on declaring the Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Masjid complex in Dhar as Saraswati temple and said that the community 700 The struggle of the year has been won.

The court gave this decision while accepting two PILs from the Hindu side. One of these petitions is social organization ‘Hindu Front for Justice‘ Had filed. State Vice President of this organization and Ashish Goyal, who is among the petitioners, ‘PTI-Bhasha‘ Said to, ”This is an unforgettable and historic day for the Hindu community. After the Ram Janmabhoomi case in Ayodhya, the Hindu community has got its second consecutive victory in the Bhojshala case of Dhar.”

‘Hindu Front for Justice‘ had claimed in the Madhya Pradesh High Court that Bhojshala was originally built by Raja Bhoj of the Parmar dynasty. 1034 There is a Saraswati temple established in 1755, which was built during the invasion of Alauddin Khilji’s army on the Malwa region. 1305 Was demolished in.

Goyal said, ”The Hindu community fought for the liberation of Bhojshala and restoration of its glory. 700 Was struggling for years. We have achieved victory in this struggle.” Kuldeep Tiwari, who filed the second PIL on behalf of the Hindu side in the Bhojshala case, said, “The Hindu community has unwavering faith in the Saraswati temple of Bhojshala for centuries. We were confident that one day we would win.”

The Indore bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court, in its judgment on Friday, determined the religious nature of the Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Masjid complex as a Vagdevi (Saraswati) temple. High Court 242 ASI’s April 7 decision in Panna 2003 Also canceled the order of the Supreme Court, in which Muslims were allowed to offer namaz in the premises every Friday.

After the court’s decision, an atmosphere of celebration was seen among the petitioners from the Hindu side outside the High Court premises. They congratulated each other by feeding them sweets.

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