The Ayodhya Land Dispute case is going on in the Supreme Court on the 19th day. At the beginning of the hearing, the Lawyer for Muslim Pakh Rajiv Dhawan raised the issue of clash between the petitioner Mohammad Hashim's son Iqbal Ansari and international shooter Vartika Singh on Tuesday. At this the Supreme Court assured them that we would consider it. At present, arguments are being presented on behalf of lawyer Rajiv Dhawan in the hearing on the main case.
Let me tell you that there was a clash between Iqbal Ansari and Vartika Singh of Lucknow who described themselves as international shooter. The dispute is said to have escalated during discussions on triple talaq and the temple-mosque issue. Both have their claims. Iqbal says that Vartika was holding her insistence on withdrawing the claim on the mosque, when she refused she became furious. Started fighting. Threatened that I am international shooter, I will shoot. While Vartika accuses Iqbal of being inflammatory and behaving badly.
In Tahrir, Iqbal has expressed apprehension that Vartika wants to create tension. On the other hand, Vartika says that she went to see Ayodhya Ramlala. She went to his house to have a cordial conversation with Iqbal. During this, Iqbal started to have provocative talks. Behaved badly The SSP said that Vartika has been sent to her house in Lucknow and the matter is being investigated. Vartika Singh is originally from Raichandrapur village in Pratapgarh. She describes herself as an international shooter and lives in Lucknow these days.
Advocates Rajeev Dhawan and Ijaz Maqbool, appearing for the Sunni Waqf Board and its other allies, had said in the Supreme Court on Tuesday that the people of the Hindu community sneaked under the central dome in the darkness of night on 22-23 December 1949 in Ramlala. The idol was kept inside. It was a planned attack. This conspiracy started on 19 March 1949 when Nirmohi Akhara was registered and mentioned the Ram Janmabhoomi temple for the first time. Dhawan referred to the disputed structure as a mosque, referring to a 1950 inscription and showing the photo in which Allah is written in Arabic at three places.
