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Ayodhya Mosque Plan Rejected Due to Missing Clearances

Ayodhya Mosque Plan Rejected Due to Missing Clearances
Ayodhya mosque plan rejected by development body due to pending clearances: Reports · scroll.in

The Ayodhya Development Authority (ADA) rejected the mosque plan in Dhannipur village because the required permissions (NOCs) from various Uttar Pradesh government departments were not provided.

This land was given to the Sunni Central Waqf Board after a Supreme Court decision.

The application for the plan was submitted on June 23, 2021.

The ADA cited missing clearances from departments like Public Works and Pollution Control.

The Fire Department expressed concern about the narrow approach road.

The trust is unsure why these approvals haven't been given.

They had deposited approximately ₹4 lakh for application and scrutiny fees.

Key facts

Location
Dhannipur village, Ayodhya
Land Allotment
Sunni Central Waqf Board
Supreme Court Verdict
November 9, 2019
Application Date
June 23, 2021
Rejection Reason
Lack of NOCs from various departments
Application Fees
₹4,02,628
Road Width Concern
Fire Department: Approach road too narrow

Quotes

Athar Husain

Mosque trust secretary

“I am speechless why the government departments have not given no-objection and why the authority has rejected the mosque’s plan.”
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“The Supreme Court has mandated the land for the mosque and the Uttar Pradesh government allotted the plot.”
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