Whether the Shringar Gauri-Gyanvapi case is worth hearing or not, will be debated in the district judge's court today. After the completion of the arguments in favor of dismissing this case on behalf of the Anjuman Inazaniya Masajid Committee, the plaintiff side and the district government advocate will present the side.

The arguments on behalf of the committee in the court on the maintainability (hearable or not) of the suit filed for the regular darshan of Shringar Gauri and the protection of other deities continued on the last date (May 26). Advocate Abhaynath Yadav had argued for two hours on behalf of the committee in the court of District Judge Dr. Ajay Krishna Vishwesh. Due to paucity of time, the District Judge had fixed the date of May 30 while continuing it. 

Apart from this, the demand for survey has been made on behalf of the plaintiff by removing the wall and bamboo ball under the Shivling found at Vajusthal, while DGC Civil has applied for the demand to preserve the fish recovered in the pond of Vajusthal. Both the applications are pending disposal.

Hearing in the case of Adi Vishweshwar vs State Government, pending in the court of Civil Judge Senior Division Fast Track Mahendra Pandey, will be held on Monday. International General Secretary of Vishwa Vedic Sanatan Sangh, Kiran Singh, resident of Gonda and two others have filed this petition. In this, the UP government, the District Magistrate, the Commissioner of Police, Anjuman Inazaniya Masajid Committee and Vishwanath Temple Trust have been made parties. 

The petition has demanded from the court on three points, which include stopping the entry of Muslim side in the premises, handing over the Gyanvapi premises to the Hindu side and worshiping Raga Bhog Darshan in Gyanvapi to the plaintiffs with immediate effect. In the petition, after the claim of the Shivling being found, the right to worship has been said by removing the illegal dome.

A demand has been made to hand over the Gyanvapi complex to the Hindu side and to give immediate effect to the Wadi Gana in Gyanvapi, worship, Raga Bhog Darshan. On Tuesday, on behalf of advocates Manbahadur Singh and Anushka Tripathi, it was said in the court that after the claim of having found Shivling, the right to worship, Raga Bhog worship is necessary.

Jitendra Singh Bisen, head of Vishwa Vaidik Sanatan Sangh, said that three demands have been made through Bhagwan Adi Vishweshwar Virajman vs State of Uttar Pradesh case.  

The first demand is that the entry of the Muslim side should be banned with immediate effect in the Gyanvapi campus. Second, the entire campus of Gyanvapi should be handed over to the Hindus. Thirdly, the worship of Lord Adi Vishweshwar Swayambhu Jyotirlinga which has now appeared in front of everyone, should be allowed to start.