Court stays plea seeking survey of Malali Mosque in Mangaluru
Mangaluru: Third Additional and JMFC Court of Mangaluru on Thursday stayed an application demanding the survey of the Malali Mosque in Mangaluru. The plea was filed by Dhananjaya and others.
The advocate appearing for the mosque argued that they have received an order by the high court of Karnataka on the same day. The order directed to conduct an inquiry to verify their claim that the mosque was a property of the Waqf Board. He further added that following and implementing the order of the High Court was important.
The Third Additional and JMFC Court of Mangaluru heard the argument by the advocate for the mosque and stated that following the order of high court was of primary importance. It stayed the hearing of the plea demanding the survey of the mosque submitted by Dhananjay and others adding that their plea can only be heard after the Waqf Board related inquiry is completed.
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CPI leader attends RSS-organised Hindu meet, district unit seeks clarification
Manjeshwar: The participation of a CPI leader in a Hindu convention organised by the RSS has triggered discussion in political circles.
Sundari Shetty, former president of Meenja panchayat and a district committee member of the CPI in Kasaragod, attended the Hindu gathering held in Meenja. She offered floral tribute to a portrait of Bharat Mata and also addressed the gathering from the stage, which has led to controversy.
Following the development, the CPI district unit has issued a notice to Sundari Shetty seeking an explanation. Party sources said that the presence of a senior leader of a party that follows communist ideology at a Hindu convention has caused unease within the party.
There are indications that disciplinary action may be initiated against her in connection with the incident.
