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- The Delhi High Court issued notices to the central government, the New Delhi Municipal Council, and the Delhi Waqf Board regarding the future of the Qadeemi Masjid.
- The mosque is currently located within the Krishi Bhavan complex which is slated for redevelopment as part of the Central Vista project.
- Petitioners claim the mosque has served government employees for decades and is over a century old.
- The court has requested a response from authorities within four weeks to address concerns about the preservation or relocation of the prayer facility.
What to watch next
- Response from the central government, New Delhi Municipal Council, and Delhi Waqf Board
- Court hearing scheduled for November 2
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Salman Khurshid
Senior advocate
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“clarified that they were not seeking to stall the redevelopment of Krishi Bhavan and Shastri Bhavan or the construction of Common Secretariat Buildings under the Central Vista project.”
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…through its caretaking committee and directed the respondents to file their response/status report in four weeks. The matter has been listed for Nov 2. Senior advocate Salman Khurshid, appearing for the petitioners, clarified that they were not seeking to stall the redevelopment of Krishi Bhavan and Shastri Bhavan or the construction of Common Secretariat Buildings under the Central Vista project. Khurshid submitted that the mosque had been serving as a prayer facility for govt employees and others working in surrounding govt offices for several decades. The prayer is confined to the fate of the mosque, and the…
“the mosque had been serving as a prayer facility for govt employees and others working in surrounding govt offices for several decades.”
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…clarified that they were not seeking to stall the redevelopment of Krishi Bhavan and Shastri Bhavan or the construction of Common Secretariat Buildings under the Central Vista project. Khurshid submitted that the mosque had been serving as a prayer facility for govt employees and others working in surrounding govt offices for several decades. The prayer is confined to the fate of the mosque, and the impact of its proposed dismantling on people using it as a place of prayer, he submitted. The petitioners argued that govt must consider retaining the mosque at…
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