NSA Detention of Sambhal Violence Accused Quashed: Supreme Court Imposes Rs 10 Lakh Costs on UP

The Supreme Court has quashed the NSA detention of Mulla Afroz, an accused in the 2024 Sambhal violence, holding that the State could not have passed the order on the basis of a confession allegedly made in police custody, and imposed costs of Rs 10 lakh on the Uttar Pradesh government.

Supreme Court Stay Pushes Sambhal Shahi Jama Masjid–Temple Dispute Hearing to February 24

A Chandausi court in Uttar Pradesh has fixed February 24 for hearing the Sambhal Shahi Jama Masjid–Harihar Temple dispute after proceedings were deferred due to a Supreme Court stay. The apex court is scheduled to hear the matter on January 12, keeping trial court proceedings on hold.

Supreme Court grants bail to 3 accused in Sambhal violence case after nearly a year in jail

The Supreme Court has ordered the release of Danish, Faizan, and Nazir, arrested over the 2024 Sambhal clashes during a survey near Shahi Jama Masjid. The trio had been in custody for nearly a year as the case continues to stir political debate in Uttar Pradesh.

Sambhal Temple-Mosque Dispute: Chandausi Court Defers Hearing to August 28 Amid Supreme Court Stay Row

A Chandausi court has fixed August 28 for hearing the Shahi Jama Masjid–Harihar temple case after the Muslim side argued that the matter is already pending before the Supreme Court. The dispute, which earlier triggered violence in Sambhal, remains one of the most sensitive temple-mosque cases in Uttar Pradesh.

“Masjid or Mandir?”: Court Defers Shahi Jama Masjid Hearing to Aug 5 Amid Lawyers’ Strike

Hearing in the Shahi Jama Masjid–Harihar Mandir dispute has been postponed to August 5 due to a lawyers’ strike. The case involves claims of a mosque built over a temple, sparking legal and communal tensions.

Allahabad High Court Dismisses Masjid Committee Plea Against Sambhal Mosque Survey

The Allahabad High Court upheld a local court’s order allowing a survey in the dispute between the Shahi Jama Masjid and Harihar Temple, dismissing the Masjid committee’s objections. The court ruled that the survey and civil suit were legally valid, supporting the continuation of the legal process amid ongoing religious tensions.