The case, considered both legally intricate and socially sensitive, stems from violent clashes that erupted on 24 November 2024 during a survey of the Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal. The incident prompted multiple petitions, counterclaims, and legal challenges, culminating in heightened attention from both state authorities and the judiciary.
Court officials confirmed that the Supreme Court’s interim stay was the primary reason for suspending Monday’s hearing. With proceedings stalled, the matter has now been rescheduled for 8 January, when the court is expected to review the status of the ongoing litigation depending on further directions from the higher judiciary.
As tensions remain high and stakeholders await clarity, the new hearing date pushes the dispute further into a prolonged legal trajectory. The postponement underscores the complexity of the case and the critical role the Supreme Court’s interventions continue to play in determining its next steps.
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