Dhar Bhojshala Case : Ban on Namaz, Hindus Right to Worship; Big decision of High Court in Dhar Bhojshala case

Dhar Bhojshala Case News Marathi: Madhya Pradesh of the High Court The Indore bench has given a landmark judgment in the Dhar Bhojshala case. The demand of the Hindu party has been accepted by declaring Bhojshale as a temple. The High Court has also decided to give separate land for the mosque to the Muslim party. The High Court has directed the government to provide separate land for the mosque. The High Court also said that the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will continue to protect Bhojshale.

What has the court said?

The court accepted that the original religious character of the disputed site was Bhojshala, where there was a temple dedicated to Goddess Saraswati. The Government of India and the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will decide how to manage and operate the Bhojshala. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will continue to maintain and repair the entire site. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will be responsible for the security of this monument. The court also quashed a 2003 order of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), which had denied Hindus the right to worship at Bhojshala. The court also quashed the order giving Muslims the right to offer namaz. The court said that the Muslim community can demand land for a mosque elsewhere in Dhar district if it so desires. The Government may consider this application as per law.

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Hindu demand: The idol of Goddess Saraswati, said to be currently in a museum in London, should be returned to Bhojshale. Government may consider this demand of Hindus.

Hindus will worship, ban on namaz

The most significant part of the judgment is that the court quashed parts of the 2003 order of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). The court said that the order, which had restricted the rights of Hindus to worship and allowed the Muslim community to offer prayers, was now quashed.

“The ASI order of 2003, to the extent it restricts the right of Hindus to worship and allows the Muslim community to offer namaz, is set aside,” the court said. After this order, Hindus will now have the right to worship in the complex.

Protection and control remain with ASI

The High Court directed the Central Government and the ASI to take appropriate decisions regarding the management of the Bhojshala temple and Sanskrit education activities. However, the court also made it clear that the ASI would retain full authority over the conservation and maintenance of the monument. The court said, “The administration and management of the Bhojshala temple as well as Sanskrit education activities will be decided by the Central Government and the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). ASI will have full control over the conservation and maintenance of the complex.”

Goddess Saraswati idol back from London

During the hearing, the Hindu party also demanded that the idol of Goddess Saraswati, housed in a London museum, be brought back to India. The High Court said that the petitioners have already submitted several representations to the central government and the government can consider this demand. The court said, “The petitioners have submitted several representations to bring back the idol of Goddess Saraswati from the London Museum. The Central Government may consider these demands.”

What is the cafeteria dispute?

A dispute between Hindu and Muslim parties has been going on for a long time over the bhojshala complex at Dhar in Madhya Pradesh. The Hindu community considers it an ancient temple of Goddess Saraswati and a center of Sanskrit learning, while the Muslim community calls it the Kamal Maula Masjid. For many years there was a special arrangement for worship and prayer. Hindus were allowed to worship on Tuesdays, while the Muslim community prayed on Fridays.

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