In the matter, through IA, Dhwaj Pratap Singh claimed to be an heir of the United Provinces of Agra and said the property of Qutub Minar belongs to him. Therefore, the minaret along with the Quwwat-ul-Islam mosque should be given to him. On Tuesday, the intervenor submitted that the government after 1947 encroached on his property and he has Privy Council records.
Appearing for the Hindu side, advocate Amita Sachdeva submitted that the intervenor is claiming property rights after 102 years. He is not interested in any kind of relief from the court. This petition is nothing more than a publicity stunt and should be dismissed with heavy penalties.
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