District Judge declares mosque in Saharanpur collectorate illegal, upholds lower court's decision

The District Judge's court in Saharanpur has delivered its verdict in the case concerning the mosque built within the collectorate premises. The court upheld the decision previously made by the City Magistrate, declaring the mosque illegal. Following this judicial process, a legal seal has now been placed on the status of the mosque.

The entire matter began with a complaint filed by Bajrang Dal leader Vikas Tyagi. The complainant had demanded action, stating that the mosque located in the collectorate premises was illegal. The case was heard in the court of City Magistrate Kuldeep Singh.

After considering all facts and evidence, the City Magistrate's court had declared the mosque illegal. A petition was filed against this decision in the court of District Judge Satendra Kumar, challenging the verdict of the lower court.

According to a report by Amar Ujala, District Judge Satendra Kumar, while hearing the matter, has maintained the City Magistrate's decision. By dismissing the petition, the court has upheld the decision to consider the mosque illegal.

Following this verdict, the possibility of further action at the administrative level is being discussed. This decision by the District Judge's court has become a major topic of discussion at the local level.

After hearing the arguments of both sides under the judicial process, the court reached this conclusion. This order from the District Judge clarifies that the structure located in the collectorate premises is not legally valid.

While there has been no official comment from the administration regarding what further steps will be taken in this matter, the legal position has been clarified.