3 suspects enter the Kashi Vishvanath temple before the verdict [ Uttar Pradesh , India ]

[ Reported as seen ]

On November 15, 3 suspects were found entering the Kashi Vishvanath temple in Varanasi. It  must be noted that the entry of Muslims is not allowed in the temple. This incident came earlier on the day of the verdict in the Gyanvapi Kashi Vishvanath case.

According to a media report, two of the detained three have been identified as Muslims wearing green towels on their necks, as per reports. All three suspects were attempting to enter the Kashi Vishvanath temple when they were discovered to be suspicious by officials, who stopped them.

The 3 are residents of  Giridih, Jharkhand, who said that they were on their way to Delhi and stopped in Varanasi to spend some time roaming around.

On November 15, a Varanasi fast-track court will give a ruling on a petition asking for permission to worship the Shivling inside the Gyanvapi complex. The court will decide whether to grant the Hindu side’s demands, which include allowing the Swayambhu Jyotirlinga Bhagwan Vishweshwar prayer to begin right away, handing the entire Gyanvapi complex to Hindus, and banning Muslims from accessing the Gyanvapi complex.