200-Year-Old Racecourse Mosque Faces Demolition? Jamiat Demands Its Preservation | Capital TV
A historic 200-year-old mosque located in Delhi's Racecourse area has recently faced a potential demolition threat after authorities issued a strict six-day notice directing occupants to vacate the premises. This sudden administrative action has triggered widespread controversy and political uproar across the national capital. Prominent religious and political organizations, including the All-India Muslim Personal Law Board and AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, have strongly intervened in the matter. Expressing deep concern over the move, these leaders have formally demanded an immediate halt to any demolition or eviction activities. They emphasize the urgent need to preserve the centuries-old religious structure, citing its immense historical and cultural significance. The unfolding situation continues to draw significant attention from various community stakeholders seeking government clarification and intervention.
A six-day notice to vacate Delhi's historic Racecourse Mosque has sparked controversy. Everyone from the All-India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) to AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has expressed concern and demanded a halt to the government's action.
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