Four people died after violence broke out in Uttar Pradesh’s Sambhal after a trial court allowed the survey of the Shahi Jama Masjid following claims that it was built by destroying a Hindu temple.

The Supreme Court will hear today a petition filed by the Sambhal Jama Masjid Committee challenging an order passed by a trial court for the survey of the mosque by an Advocate Commissioner in

A court in Sambhal has directed a commissioner to submit a survey report on the Jama Masjid mosque within 10 days, following claims of a temple having existed at the site. Tensions have risen since the survey began in November,

Internet services restored in Sambhal after communal violence, with enhanced surveillance measures in place for peace during prayers.

The Supreme Court ordered the Sambhal trial court to halt proceedings in the mosque survey case. The court's decision requires the survey report to be kept in a sealed cover until the high court hears the mosque committee's appeal.

Amidst tensions in Sambhal due to the controversial Shahi Jama Masjid survey, the Supreme Court directed the trial court to halt proceedings and keep

The Supreme Court has suspended actions on the Sambhal mosque survey in Uttar Pradesh, mandating high court consent.

In a significant development on Nov 29, the Supreme Court directed the trial court to halt all proceedings in the ongoing case related to the Shahi Idgah Mosque in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh. The court ruled that no further actions should be taken until the Shahi Idgah committee formally approach the High Court for resolution.

A bench, led by Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna and Justice Sanjay Kumar, ordered the Allahabad High Court to address the Muslim side's petition within three working days of its filing. The bench advised the Muslim petitioners to challenge the district court's order in the High Court and scheduled a hearing for the week beginning January 6.