Supreme Court of India

Ghulam Abbas(dead, Thru Lrs) v. State of U.P..

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Bench Tulzapurkar and V.d JJ.
Decided 23 September 1983

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While deciding a writ petition relating to the dispute regarding performance of religious rights, practices and observances by members of Shia sect on a plot of land in a mohalla, the Court permanently restrained the Sunni community of that mohalla by an injunction from interfering with the exercise of such rights of Shia community. However, the Court found that in an earlier litigation the Sunni community had been given the liberty to read Fathia over the grave of Maulana Hakim Badruddin only found to be existing in the plot and that the other two graves had come up contrary to the Court’s…

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