Gyanvapi Row: What is the truth of the Tehkhana? What do the Hindu-Muslim parties say? | ABP News

Hindu devotees' lawyers asked the Supreme Court on Monday to dismiss the petition filed by the Gyanvapi mosque committee in Varanasi, which contested the recording inside the mosque. In response to the mosque committee's petition, the Supreme Court sent notice on the Hindu side and the Uttar Pradesh government. In their written response, the Hindu worshippers contended that the property had belonged to Lord Adi Vishweshwar since long before the Islamic reign in India, and that it was taken by force by Aurangzeb.