Only 10
people can pray at demolished Delhi mosque: Court
Friday January 21, 2011 12:27:42 PM,
IANS
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New Delhi: The Delhi
High Court has disallowed a fresh plea seeking permission to allow
more than 10 people to offer Friday prayers at a mosque that was
demolished by the authorities after being termed illegal.
"This land does not belong to you anymore. Therefore we cannot
allow your plea," Justice G.S. Sistani said dismissing the
petition by Noor Charitable Trust for prayers at the mosque in
Jangpura in south Delhi that was demolished Jan 12.
"We have already asked the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to
reclaim the land and build a boundary wall around it and allow 10
people to offer namaaz."
DDA demolished the illegal structure constructed on public land in
Jangpura area, leading to protests and stone-pelting by angry
people. However, the court Jan 17 directed the DDA to allow 10
devotees to offer prayers for the next two months at the site.
"We have allowed 10 persons to pray there for two months because
you have admitted before this court that within that time you will
find a permanent solution," he said.
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