Muslim Community Marches in Jabalpur with Tricolour, Vows to Honor Court Verdict on Mosque

Over a hundred Muslims in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, held a peaceful march waving the Tricolour and submitted a memorandum to the police, stating their commitment to respect the court's decision regarding an under-construction mosque that has been challenged by right-wing groups alleging it is on temple trust land.

More than a hundred Muslims held a march waving the Tricolour in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, on Monday, pledging to abide by the court verdict regarding an under-construction mosque.

The march was a response to Friday's protests by Bajrang Dal and Vishva Hindu Parishad, who claimed that the mosque was being built on land belonging to a temple trust and continued construction despite a stay order.

Leaders of the Muslim community submitted a memorandum to Superintendent of Police Aditya Pratap Singh, committing to the court order and emphasizing the importance of communal harmony.

M Siddiqui, a former BJP leader, confirmed that the community had filed a case in civil court, and would accept the court's decision based on documents and evidence.

(With inputs from agencies.)