Prayagraj, The big news is from Allahabad in UP, where the Allahabad High Court has not yet given its decision regarding the ASI survey to be held in the Gyanvapi campus. There will be a hearing again regarding this matter in the court tomorrow i.e. on Thursday. A long hearing was held in the court on Wednesday regarding the completion of ASI survey of Gyanvapi, but the decision could not be arrived at.

During the hearing, an officer of Asi told the High Court that we had started the survey at 9 am on July 24. The survey had just started that it got stopped. On this, the High Court asked that how much more time do you need to conduct the survey? The ASI official said that it is not known how much time it will take.

ASI said that we can complete the survey by 31st July, on this the Allahabad Court said that don't try, you should complete this work by 31st July. In this matter, the Muslim side has asked for two days' time. The court said that tomorrow we can hear the matter. That is, at present no order has come to complete the survey work by 31st July. Earlier, a hearing was held on the petition of the Muslim side against the SI survey of Gyanvapi campus. On behalf of the Muslim side, senior advocate Syed Farman Naqvi Puri and Hindu side's lawyer Vishnu Shankar Jain argued in the court.

In the case of ASI survey of Gyanvapi campus, ASI experts reached the High Court to give their statement. Additional Deputy Director of ASI Alok Tripathi had reached the court. In fact, the court wanted to know from the expert of ASI whether there would be any damage to the structure after conducting the survey. The ASI expert put his statement before the court, while the Muslim side called the ASI survey a threat to the disputed structure and said that if excavation is done under the dome, the old building may collapse, while the Hindu side insisted on getting the ASI survey done so that the situation regarding the disputed premises could be clarified,

The Hindu side argued that the disputed structure is not an Islamic structure, after which the court gave its verdict in the matter. A single bench of Chief Justice Pritinkar Diwakar is hearing the matter in the Allahabad High Court.