1 February 2024
Sandeep Dhand ( Ludhiana)
In a landmark verdict, the district court has granted Hindus the right to worship in the Vyasji basement within the Gyanvapi complex. Shortly after the decision, the basement underwent a thorough cleaning late on Wednesday night, paving the way for the resumption of religious ceremonies. Jitendra Nath Vyas, a member of the Vyas family, expressed gratitude and joy as he participated in the inaugural puja.
Under the guidance of Ganeshwar Dravid, known for his significant role in the construction of Ayodhya’s new Ram Lala temple, late-night prayers were offered by Purari Vyasji in the Kashi Vishwanath temple’s basement. The occasion marked a symbolic and sacred moment for the community, fostering a renewed sense of unity and spirituality.
The court’s decision not only signifies a triumph for the Hindu community but also underscores the importance of religious inclusivity. Devotees now have the opportunity to worship in a space rich with historical and cultural significance, reaffirming the diverse tapestry of religious practices in the region. The event holds promise for fostering harmony and understanding among different faiths within the community.