The Delhi High Court on Friday asked the Anjuman-e-Haideri trust, which manages the Karbala lands and their people who run a nursery there, to sit together and resolve their dispute so that peace can be maintained in the area which is located close to Jor Bagh in the Capital. Justice Manmohan suggested that a meeting be held between the two groups within the HC premises itself to resolve their differences, so that the large police presence in the area can be brought down.
The court, however, refused to pass any order on the plea of Delhi Police which sought a stay on commercial activity of Rajdhani nursery. Meanwhile, another court hearing the arbitration matter between the Trust and the nursery on the land issue ordered maintaining of status quo in the area. During the proceedings, Justice Manmohan asked both sides to sit together and talk so that the situation can go back to the way it was three-five years ago when the two groups were at peace. The application of Delhi Police comes in the wake of the recent clashes that took place between the two groups and the cops on the night of March 30 when a large number of people belonging to the Anjuman Trust had gathered at the Karbala grounds for a religious meeting.