Unveiling Sambhal's Secrets: Court Report Sheds Light on Jama Masjid Dispute

A detailed survey report on Sambhal's Jama Masjid has been submitted to the Chandausi court by Court Commissioner Ramesh Singh Raghav. Conducted on November 19 and 24, the survey includes comprehensive videography and addresses claims about a pre-existing Harihar temple. The sealed report is now with the Civil Judge Senior Division.

The Sambhal Jama Masjid legal dispute has taken a decisive turn following the submission of a comprehensive survey report by Court Commissioner Ramesh Singh Raghav. The report, presented to the Chandausi court, was compiled through meticulous videography conducted during surveys on November 19 and 24.

The legal contention centers around the claim that the Shahi Jama Masjid's location was previously occupied by a Harihar temple. Raghav, appointed as the advocate in this case, emphasized that the survey adhered strictly to court directives.

Upon submission, the survey report, believed to span 40 to 45 pages, was delivered to the Civil Judge Senior Division in a sealed envelope, following the Supreme Court's orders, further deepening the intrigue surrounding this high-profile case.

(With inputs from agencies.)