Supreme Court refers Gyanvapi dispute to Special Lok Adalat

The Supreme Court has referred the Gyanvapi dispute to a Special Lok Adalat for talks between Hindu and Muslim parties. The move also brings other sensitive religious cases into the Samadhan Samaroh framework.

The Supreme Court has referred the Gyanvapi dispute to a Special Lok Adalat for talks between Hindu and Muslim parties.

The move also brings other sensitive religious cases into the Samadhan Samaroh framework for possible negotiated settlements.

The cases involve sites in Varanasi and Mathura including the Krishna Janmabhoomi and Shahi Idgah Mosque.

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