Gyanvapi Survey Report Western Wall Only Part Left Of Pre Existing Temple 32 Proofs In Favor Of Hindus – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

Gyanvapi Survey – Photo: Amar Ujala Expansion The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) report filed in the court of the District Judge states that the western wall of Gyanvapi is the only part of the pre-existing temple. The structure of the Hindu temple was demolished and used to build the mosque in the Gyanvapi complex, but the western wall was used without any damage. After the demolition of the temple located here and before the construction of the mosque, parts of the western wall were modified to suit its new…

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VHP Alok Kumar On ASI Report Says Handover Gyanvapi Structure To Hindus

VHP On Gyanvapi Mosque: Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) international working president and senior advocate Alok Kumar on Saturday (January 27) issued a statement regarding the survey report of Varanasi’s Gyanvapi complex, claiming that the mosque was built over the temple. He demanded that Hindus should be allowed to worship Shivalinga in the so-called Vajukhana area at the disputed site. Alok Kumar also urged the Arrangement Committee looking after the Gyanvapi Mosque to respectfully shift the mosque to some other place and hand over the premises to the Hindus. He also…

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Gyanvapi Survey Lotus Medallion And Series Of Buds On Pillar Surprise Reveal In Three Inscriptions Of Gyanvapi – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

Gyanvapi Survey – Photo: Amar Ujala Expansion Mahamuktimandap has been mentioned in three inscriptions (4, 8 and 29) found in Gyanvapi. ASI has described this as the most important. The ASI says the Mahamuktimandapa helps establish the existence of the famous abode of Shiva. Its description is also found in ancient texts. Remove this video/ad Inscription 24 reveals an epithet Paramaniyakadeva. According to the survey report of ASI, 34 inscriptions have been found in Gyanvapi. Only three of these inscriptions are in good condition. Analysis of these inscriptions revealed that…

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