HC to hear Namaj room allotment in State Assembly case on Aug 3

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A hearing was held in the High Court on a PIL filed against the allotment of rooms for offering Namaz in the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly on Thursday. After the hearing, the court has fixed the date of August 3 for the next hearing of the matter.

The court was informed by the State Government that the report of the committee of legislators constituted by the Speaker to investigate the matter has not yet come.

This PIL was heard in the bench of High Court Chief Justice Sanjay Kumar Mishra. Ajay Kumar Modi has filed a PIL in this regard. Advocate Naveen Kumar appeared on his behalf. In the year 2021, a room was allotted for Muslims to offer Namaz in the Jharkhand Assembly building. Since then this matter is in controversy. There was a lot of politics on this issue from both the ruling party and the opposition.

Meanwhile, the hearing on the petition filed by the Ratan Heights Building Society in the Jharkhand High Court took place on Thursday. After listening to all the parties, the High Court has reserved its decision. The court of High Court Judge Justice Rajesh Shankar has fixed the date of July 13 for pronouncing the verdict. On Thursday, after a debate that lasted for more than two hours, the court reserved its verdict. At the same time, the court has upheld the ban on the construction work being done by VKS. Advocate Indrajit Sinha of Jharkhand High Court presented the side on behalf of the applicants.

The lives of hundreds of people were in danger due to the construction work being done by VKS Real Estate. Builder VKS Realty had dug a 35 feet pit adjacent to the land of Ratan Heights Apartment on Morhabadi-Bodeya Road. Due to which the entrance wall of Ratan Heights suddenly collapsed and a car parked there fell into a 35 feet pit.

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