'Parliament Has No Jurisdiction To Negate Hindu Law Protected By Art. 25': Suit In Varanasi Court For 'Restoration Of Temple' At Gyanvapi Mosque Area

Nupur Thapliyal

18 Feb 2021 10:13 PM IST

"Parliament has no power or jurisdiction to negate Hindu Law protected by Article 25 of the Constitution of India and cannot interfere with rights of Hindus as enshrined in Vedas, Shartras, Upnishads, Smrities and other scripture having the force of law." The plea states.

A civil suit has been filed before Civil Senior Judge, Varanasi representing Goddess Maa Gauri "next friend" of devotee Ranjana Agnihotri and 9 others seeking "restoration of performance of rituals at principal seat of an Ancient Temple" at the Gyanvapi mosque area"The suit has been filed by devotees and worshippers of Lord Shiva, practicing the vedic sanatan hindu harma. Union of India...

'Parliament Has No Jurisdiction To Negate Hindu Law Protected By Art. 25': Suit In Varanasi Court For 'Restoration Of Temple' At Gyanvapi Mosque Area

Nupur Thapliyal

"Parliament has no power or jurisdiction to negate Hindu Law protected by Article 25 of the Constitution of India and cannot interfere with rights of Hindus as enshrined in Vedas, Shartras, Upnishads, Smrities and other scripture having the force of law." The plea states.

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