In a controversial move, the Faridabad Municipal Corporation in Haryana, India, demolished the 50-year-old Aqsa Mosque on Monday, April 15. The mosque, located in Badkhal village, had been a place of worship for the local Muslim community for decades.
According to local residents, the mosque was built on land donated by a former village head. However, the administration claimed that the structure was illegal and acted in compliance with court orders.
The demolition was carried out under heavy police presence, with locals alleging that they were not given any prior notice. They have accused the authorities of acting in a deliberate and planned manner.
This incident has sparked outrage among the local Muslim community, who have pointed out that the matter was still pending in the Supreme Court of India. The demolition has raised questions about the timing and legality of the action, especially given the ongoing court proceedings.
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