Supreme Court Grants Interim Relief for Friday Prayers at Bhojshala

Ashish Goyal, vice-president of the Hindu Front for Justice and a petitioner in the case, stated that his side maintains full trust in the judiciary. He noted that all parties should adhere to court directives, affirming that the High Court’s previous ruling granting Hindu worshippers access to the site remains fully enforceable.

Political friction persists alongside the legal proceedings. Congress spokesperson Abbas Hafeez accused the ruling BJP of leveraging the dispute to incite communal unrest, calling for the preservation of harmony in the region. The Supreme Court has now issued notices to both central and state government authorities, underscoring the complexity of the ongoing litigation surrounding this historically contested landmark.