BREAKING: Gyanvapi Masjid Survey Case: ASI Submits Report To Varanasi District Court | India News

NEW DELHI: In a big improvement, the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) on Monday submitted its report on the scientific survey of the Gyanvapi mosque advanced. ASI’s advocate Amit Kumar, whereas talking to reporters, stated that a number of vital proof pointing to the existence of a temple, have been discovered and submitted to the court docket.

Amit Kumar stated that the ASI report could be very essential and can play a decisive function in settling the Gyanvapi-Mosque dispute between the Hindu and the Muslim sides.   

It could also be famous that the ASI had earlier requested the Varanasi District Court, searching for further time to conclude the survey and submit its report. Varanasi District Court Judge AK Vishvesh had then fastened December 18 as the subsequent date of listening to within the matter. It is vital to notice that the district court docket has already given a number of extensions prior to now to the ASI to submit its survey report.

Earlier on November 30, the district court docket had given 10 days and ordered the ASI to file the report throughout the “provided time.” Before November 30, the court docket had requested the ASI to submit its report on November 17, and in a while November 28 to file its report.

Importantly, on August 4, the Supreme Court refused to cease the ASI from surveying the Gyanvapi Mosque at Varanasi, besides the ‘wuzukhana’ space the place a ‘shivling’ was claimed to have been discovered final 12 months. 

Taking on document an enterprise made on behalf of the ASI that no excavation could be completed on the website and no injury could be brought about to the construction, the court docket had allowed the survey to happen.

On November 2, the ASI advised the district court docket it had “completed” the survey however would want some extra time to compile the report, together with the small print of the gear used within the survey.

The ASI had been surveying since August 4 on the mosque premises. The survey was ordered by a Varanasi court docket on July 21, following a petition by 4 ladies who sought permission to wish on the Shringar Gauri Shrine which is behind the western wall of the temple.