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High Court Extends Protection for Vile Parle Jain Temple Amid Demolition Row
Hindustan Times Navi Mumbai
|May 03, 2025
The Bombay High Court (HC) on Wednesday extended the status quo order on a Jain temple in Vile Parle East, restraining the BMC from taking any further action against the religious structure.
MUMBAI: A status quo order is a legal directive that maintains the existing state of affairs, preventing either party from making changes until the court hears the matter in detail.
The temple, built in 1962 and managed by the Shree 1008 Digambar Jain Mandir Trust, has been at the center of a controversy after the BMC declared it illegal and partially demolished it on April 15. The civic body claims the 2,200 sq ft structure stands on land earmarked as a recreational ground in the city's development plan.
This story is from the May 03, 2025 edition of Hindustan Times Navi Mumbai.
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