Today, On 29th December, The Supreme Court heard a petition challenging demolition of a structure a madarsa on Mehrauli–Badarpur Road. CJI Surya Kant said, “If it were a historical structure, we could have examined it, but this concerns an illegal slum-area structure.”
Today, On 4th June, The Supreme Court rejected the Delhi Waqf Board’s claim over a Delhi Gurdwara, stating, “You should relinquish the claim.” The Board had said the mosque, “Masjid Takia Babbar Shah,” existed since time immemorial for religious use.
Today, On 1st October, the Supreme Court reaffirmed that no religious structure can obstruct public spaces, emphasizing India’s secular nature. It ruled that all encroachments must be removed, applying equally to all citizens. The court stated that unauthorized constructions violate public safety and must adhere to uniform laws, regardless of religious affiliation.
