Bulldozer Action Against Delhi’s Race Course Mosque! High Court Dismisses Petition | Capital TV
The Delhi High Court has dismissed a petition regarding a centuries-old mosque situated in the national capital's Race Course area, escalating tensions surrounding the religious site. According to the mosque's imam, Maulana Haroon, local authorities have restricted entry to the premises by declaring the land as government property. In addition to the strict movement curbs, the administration has disconnected both electricity and water supplies to the complex, causing severe hardship. Legal experts note that this judicial setback paves the way for potential demolition actions by authorities, commonly referred to as bulldozer action, despite community protests. The unfolding situation has drawn significant public attention and concern among local residents regarding religious structures on disputed government lands in the capital.
The controversy surrounding a mosque in Delhi's Race Course area, reportedly centuries old, has deepened. The mosque's imam, Maulana Haroon, says the administration has imposed restrictions on the premises, claiming it is government property. Electricity and water supply have been cut off, and public movement has been disrupted.
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