Muslims can’t tolerate desecration of masjid: AIMPLB forms legal panel to look into Gyanvapi case
FirstpostThe decision was taken during an online emergency meeting of the body on Tuesday after the Supreme Court’s order on the Gyanvapi mosque Reacting to the Gyanvapi case, The All India Muslim Personal Law Board on Wednesday announced that it has formed a panel to look into the 1991 places of worship act. In a statement, the body said, “Muslims cannot tolerate desecration of Masajid.” “Hate-mongering forces were spreading false propaganda and targeting Muslim holy places with full force, while on the other, the central government and the state governments, which have a responsibility to enforce the Constitution and law, political parties that call themselves secular and just are also silent on the issue. मस्जिदों के अपमान को मुसलमान कदापि गवारा नहीं कर सकते, साम्प्रदायिक शक्तियां अराजकता पर उतारू हैं और अदालतें भी पीड़ितों को निराश कर रही हैं : ऑल इंडिया मुस्लिम पर्सनल ला बोर्ड pic.twitter.com/mQGrdvozoE — All India Muslim Personal Law Board May 18, 2022 “The board realises that the courts are also disappointing the minorities and the oppressed. The decision was taken during an online emergency meeting of the body on Tuesday after the Supreme Court’s order on the Gyanvapi mosque.