A lawyer said the Shimla Municipal Corporation Commissioner Court ruled on Saturday that all five stories of the controversial Sanjali mosque that have not been authorized were not authorized and ordered the removal of the entire structure. Sanjauli and part of the residents of the costumes of the Hindu team launched an exciting incitement to demand the demolition of the mosque, claiming that the mosque was unauthorized, but the company has taken no action in the past 15 years. The court ordered the demolition of the top three “unauthorized” stories on October 5, 2024 and asked the WAQF board to produce documents for the approval of the remaining two stories.
Jagat Pal, a defense lawyer representing locals seeking to demolish the mosque, said the WAQF board failed to produce documents on land ownership and approved building plans.
After that, the Municipal Commissioner Bhupendra Atri Court passed an order to demolish the mosque, Parr said.
Jagat Pal, a defense lawyer representing locals seeking to demolish the mosque, said the WAQF board failed to produce documents on land ownership and approved building plans.
After that, the Municipal Commissioner Bhupendra Atri Court passed an order to demolish the mosque, Parr said.
The Himaal Pradesh High Court directed the MC Commissioner to rule the case within three months before May 8, and the MC Court passed the order after hearing both parties.
Advocates appearing for the WAQF board argued that the mosque existed before 1947, and was built after the demolition of the old mosque. The court asked why sanctions were not sought to rebuild the mosque from municipal companies and why the rules were violated for construction.
Under the instructions of Municipal Commissioner Bhupendra Atri, work to remove three unauthorized stories has begun, the roof of the mosque, two lanterns on four floors and the walls of the two stories have been removed, and the entire mosque has now been removed by orders.
