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The Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling in the Gyanvapi case legitimized surveys of disputed religious sites, providing a precedent for similar cases. The decision, permitting the Archaeological Survey of India to investigate the mosque complex, has incited claims over additional contested worship places, leading to escalating tensions and legal disputes across the country.
Today, On 23rd October, the ASI informed the Delhi High Court that designating Jama Masjid as a protected monument would significantly impact preservation efforts and local regulations. The court expressed reluctance but called for suggestions to enhance management and address encroachments while reviewing PILs concerning its protection status and historical significance.