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GYANVAPI: MILLIONS GAZING TOWARDS ALLAHABAD HC
The Daily Guardian
|August 03, 2023
Millions of Hindu devotees are gazing on the Allahabad High Court whether the ASI survey will resume or they will have to wait longer. Earlier, the Allahabad High Court said last Thursday that the verdict on the scientific survey of Gyanvapi would be pronounced on August 3.
Now that August 3 has come, Hindu devotees, living in the country and abroad, are looking towards the Allahabad High Court with gazing gaze. The petition was filed in the Allahabad High Court by the Muslim side after a Varanasi court allowed the ASI to conduct the survey, leaving the area sealed, with a deadline of August 4 to submit the report.
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