Supreme Court of India
Waqf Board, Rajasthan v. Jindal Saw Limited & Ors
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In view of the above, we do not find any merit in the present appeals.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Religious structure: Waqf property – Respondent no. 1 was granted lease of an area in Survey no.6731 for the purpose of mining activities – Writ petition filed by responde nt no.1 seeking direction to the Wakf Board-appellant and other respondents not to interfere with the action of respondent no.1 in removing a structure forming part of Khasra No. 6731 at Village Pur – Pl ea of Waqf Board that there is a religious structure on the land compr ising in Survey No. 6731 – High Court allowed writ petition – ppeal by Wakf Board – Held: The Qalandari Masjid on Tiranga Hill as per the document
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