The Delhi Court asked the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to maintain the status quo because she noticed that she could not lose sight of of the appellants who She filed a lawsuit demanding that ASI be prevented from retrieving two Ganesha idols from the Qutb Minar complex.
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The Indian Express reported that The National Antiquities Authority had requested an archaeological survey of India (ASI) recovers two Ganesha idols from the Qutb Minar complex where the head of the authority is says Placement of Idols is disrespectful” and move them to the National Museum.
The suit was brought by the chief deity Lord Rishabh Dev asking the court to prevent ASI from removing the idol of Ganesh and place idol with “Due respect in respectable place inside property concerned in the suit.”
Additional District Judge Nikhil Chopra said in the Saket Court that it was of The opinion that worry of The appellant cannot be out of sight of. The court asked the defendants to maintain the status quo until next Date of listen when arguments on maintainability of The app will also To hear.
“Court of The opinion that worry of The appellant cannot be out of sight of. Although respondents/ASI liked that they did not consider removal of Idols at this point, counselor for Respondents/ASI explicitly stated that they had no guidance on whether there was any possibility of Transfer of idols in near future, the court said.
The lawsuit filed by advocate Hari Shankar Jain also Appealed to the court to restrain ASI from removing the idol and placing it in The National Museum or any other museum property.
The lawsuit stated that it is an issue of national Shame that Lord Janapati, who Worshiped by Crore of Hindu, was lying inside property in suits in “Very deplorable condition hurt feelings of crore of worshipers of Lord Ganesh”.
The lawsuit stated that duty of ASI director To keep all the gods and idols with Maintain due respect in view religious feelings of Hindus.
‘ASI do not have power Or a jurisdiction to send the idol of Lord Ganesh outside The area of property in suit as proposed by the NMI Chairman,” the suit states.
The appellants told the court that “every pratima of God and goddess suit property And the same can not be removed from property in dispute and can not be said anywhere else as a subject of Worship can not be removed by ASI from property in A question.”
The idols are called “Ulta Ganesh” and “Ganesha” in cagefall in the complex of twelveth-century The monument, designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1993.
“Ulta Ganesh” (upside down down) bit of the South-facing wall of The Power of Islam Mosque in complex. The other idol, attached in Iron cagenear ground level and part of it of The same mosque.
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