New Delhi : Muslims in Jamia Nagar in Delhi have filed a legal battle in the Delhi High Court to save a temple in Noor Nagar, setting an example of brotherhood. An application filed in the High Court by the Jamia Nagar ward no.
During the hearing of the petition, the Delhi High Court said that the police should ensure that no dispute arises at the time of removal of the encroachment, the layout plan remains where the temple is. The Delhi government, the police commissioner as well as the Jamia Nagar police station in-charge assured the bench that no illegal encroachment on the temple complex would take place in future. With that there will be no problem of law and order.
The petitioners said that the temple was constructed in 190, which is part of the layout of the DDA. There are many idols in the temple, but now the builder is trying to remove the temple along with the surrounding area. Doing so can increase stress in this area.
In fact, some time ago, a part of the adjoining inn was demolished by the temple guards with the intention of occupying the temple land. Hearing the plea of Jamia Nagar ward committee chief Syed Fojul Azim (Arshi), a bench of Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva said that according to the layout, there was a temple at the site and encroachment was not allowed.
The Delhi High Court also directed the Delhi government, police chief, South MCD and Jamia Nagar police station in-charge to ensure that no encroachment is made on the temple complex in future.
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