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‪@viralnewsinfo‬ Sambhal Jama Masjid 2025 में बड़ा अपडेट सामने आया है! High Court ने मस्जिद को “Disputed Structure” मानते हुए ASI Survey, Well Dispute, Renovation Permission और Security व्यवस्था पर अहम निर्देश दिए हैं। इस वीडियो में हम 2024–2025 के बीच हुए सभी घटनाक्रम को आसान भाषा में समझेंगे—Temple vs Mosque Claims, Court Hearings, ASI Findings, Government Reports और Local Reactions तक।
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What’s Happening in Sambhal (2025) — Key Developments
Key Points Covered:
– High Court का आदेश: मस्जिद को “Disputed Structure” मानने का फ़ैसला
– ASI Survey में क्या मिला? दीवारों की लेयर, पुरानी सतहें, टूटी छत, आधा अंदर–आधा बाहर वाला कुंआ
– Well Dispute: सरकार का दावा—विवादित स्थल का हिस्सा नहीं
– Mosque Committee vs Government Statements
– Holi 2025 के दौरान Security क्यों बढ़ाई गई?
– Tensions, legal updates & future hearings
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Legal Dispute: Mosque Called a “Disputed Structure”
The Allahabad High Court has agreed to refer to the Jama Masjid in Sambhal as a “disputed structure” in its court orders.
India Today+1
This follows a petition by a Hindu side that claims a temple (Harihar Mandir) existed at the site before the mosque.
India Today+2The Times of India+2

The next hearing (as of that decision) was scheduled for March 10, 2025.
The Times of India
Agreement on Whitewashing / Cleaning
The mosque committee requested permission from the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to clean, paint, and decorate the mosque.
India TV News
The High Court directed the ASI to complete the whitewashing within one week, and the mosque committee will bear the cost.
India TV News
Part of the decision also involves installing lighting on the outer portion of the mosque.
Free Press Journal
Survey & Archaeological Findings
A 3-member committee (including ASI) inspected the mosque.
Bhaskar EnglishTheir report noted:
Thick modern enamel paint / layers inside the mosque that may be hiding original surfaces.
Bhaskar EnglishSome of the roof structures (especially rooms behind the prayer hall) are in poor condition and need repair.
Bhaskar English
There is a well: “half inside the mosque and half outside” according to the survey.
Bhaskar English
The court seems to be taking the survey findings seriously in the dispute.
Bhaskar English
Disputed Well
The UP government has told the Supreme Court that the well near the mosque is on public land, and “not connected” to the disputed mosque structure.
The Indian Express+2www.ndtv.com+2
According to the government, the well is known locally as “Dharani Varah Koop.”
The Indian Express
The SC has also “halted” a civic notice (from the municipal authority) related to the well and has sought a status report.
The Indian Express+1

Security and Communal Tensions
During Holi 2025, 10 mosques in Sambhal (including the Jama Masjid) were covered with tarpaulins / plastic sheets along the route of a procession.
India Today+1
Police and the local administration are clearly concerned about maintaining law-and-order in a sensitive context post the 2024 violence.
India Today
After the violence in November 2024, police surveillance has been increased. The mosque committee’s maintenance request in 2025 seems to be happening in a high-security context.
India TV NewsClaims of Encroachment

The UP government has alleged that the mosque committee is trying to encroach on public land, including the area of the well.
www.ndtv.com
In their status report to the Supreme Court, the government claims that the mosque authorities have “submitted misleading pictures” in court.
www.ndtv.com