Ajmer : The controversy over the Dargah of world famous Khwaja Moinuddin Hasan Chishti has gained momentum. After the petition claiming that there is Sankat Mochan Mahadev Temple in this Dargah complex of Ajmer was accepted in the court, the round of rhetoric is also continuing. Rajasthan Government’s Education and Panchayati Raj Minister Madan Dilawar has also given a statement on the petition issue in the Dargah dispute. The Education Minister said that it is true that Babar, Aurangzeb and others had demolished most of the temples and built mosques. Let us tell you that the petition in the Dargah dispute case has been filed by Hindu Sena’s national president Vishnu Gupta. In this case, on Wednesday (November 27), the court accepted the petition and issued a notice to the defendant.
The court will decide in this matter – Dilawar
After the petition was approved, the Education and Panchayati Raj Minister said that the court will take a decision in this matter. If there is an investigation and the court orders excavation, then the decision will be taken after the remains are found. Today, Dilawar will listen to the problems of the public in the problem solving camp under ‘Government by You Campaign’ in Ramganj Mandi assembly constituency of Kota. Officials of various departments will also be present during the solution camp. After the approval of the petition, the Education and Panchayati Raj Minister said that the court will take a decision in this matter. If there is an investigation and the court orders excavation, then the decision will be taken after the remains are found.
Claim quoting the book in the petition
It was claimed in the petition that there was earlier a temple of Lord Shiva on the land of the Dargah. Worship and Jalabhishek have been performed there. It was also claimed that there was a Jain temple in the Dargah complex. In the petition, reference was made to the book written by Harvilas Sharda, a resident of Ajmer. On the basis of this, evidence of there being a temple instead of a dargah was mentioned. It has been claimed in the book that there are traces of temple debris in the construction of the 75 feet tall door present in the Dargah complex. There was also talk of a basement or sanctum sanctorum there and it was said that there was a Shivalinga there, where Brahmin families used to worship.
