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Supreme Court Modifies Order, Protects Kinara Mosque Near Haji Ali Shrine From Demolition
The Supreme Court today modified its earlier order on encroachments near the Haji Ali Shrine in Mumbai and protected Kinara mosque located near the shrine from demolition. The court also asked the Maharashtra government to decide within a week the plea seeking regularisation of the mosque.
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Maharashtra Given Last Chance To Remove Haji Ali Encroachments
The Supreme Court today granted the last opportunity to the Maharashtra government to remove illegal encroachments on 908 square metre area on the approach road and near the historic Haji Ali Dargah shrine in south Mumbai.
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Supreme Court Tells Haji Ali Dargah To Remove Encroachments
The famous Haji Ali Dargah Trust in Mumbai was today allowed by the Supreme Court to remove encroachments around the shrine on its own rather than allow a task force set up on the high court's directives to demolish them.
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Bombay High Court Forms Task Force To Remove Encroachments From Haji Ali Road
The Bombay High Court has ordered formation of a joint task force comprising Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai and the Collector to remove illegal encroachments on the approach road leading to Haji Ali Dargah.
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Women Re-Enter Mumbai's Haji Ali Dargah After 5 Years
After five years and a series of legal battles and agitations, a group of women activists entered the famous Haji Ali dargah in Mumbai on Tuesday afternoon.
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Haji Ali Dargah To Give Women Complete Access In 4 Weeks
Women will have the same access to the famous Haji Ali Dargah in Mumbai, the Supreme Court was informed today.
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Top Court Extends Stay On High Court Order On Women Entry In Haji Ali
Supreme Court today extended the stay granted by Bombay High Court to facilitate an appeal against its decision to lift the ban on entry of women near the sanctum sanctorum of the famous Haji Ali Dargah till October 24, when it will hear the matter.
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Top Court Extends Stay On Order Allowing Women Inside Haji Ali Shrine
Asking the Haji Ali Dargah Trust to take a progressive stand on the issue of allowing women inside the famous Muslim shrine in Mumbai, the Supreme Court today agreed to extend the stay on a High Court order which lifted a 2012 ban on the entry of women. The court will now hear the matter on October 17.
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Verdict On Haji Ali Dargah Is 'Progressive': Congress Leader Manish Tewari
Congress leader Manish Tewari today hailed as "progressive" decision of the Bombay High Court allowing women into Haji Ali Dargah even as he pitched for declaring the practice of triple talaq as "illegal".
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Haji Ali Shrine Give Full Access To Women, Says Court. Not Ok, Says Trust
Women have the right to enter the core or inner sanctum of Mumbai's famous Haji Ali shrine, the Bombay High Court has ruled. However, women cannot avail of the order just yet - the trust that runs the shrine wants to appeal the decision in the Supreme Court, so today's verdict is suspended or put on hold for six weeks.
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Supreme Court Modifies Order, Protects Kinara Mosque Near Haji Ali Shrine From Demolition
The Supreme Court today modified its earlier order on encroachments near the Haji Ali Shrine in Mumbai and protected Kinara mosque located near the shrine from demolition. The court also asked the Maharashtra government to decide within a week the plea seeking regularisation of the mosque.
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Maharashtra Given Last Chance To Remove Haji Ali Encroachments
The Supreme Court today granted the last opportunity to the Maharashtra government to remove illegal encroachments on 908 square metre area on the approach road and near the historic Haji Ali Dargah shrine in south Mumbai.
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Supreme Court Tells Haji Ali Dargah To Remove Encroachments
The famous Haji Ali Dargah Trust in Mumbai was today allowed by the Supreme Court to remove encroachments around the shrine on its own rather than allow a task force set up on the high court's directives to demolish them.
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Bombay High Court Forms Task Force To Remove Encroachments From Haji Ali Road
The Bombay High Court has ordered formation of a joint task force comprising Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai and the Collector to remove illegal encroachments on the approach road leading to Haji Ali Dargah.
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Women Re-Enter Mumbai's Haji Ali Dargah After 5 Years
After five years and a series of legal battles and agitations, a group of women activists entered the famous Haji Ali dargah in Mumbai on Tuesday afternoon.
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Haji Ali Dargah To Give Women Complete Access In 4 Weeks
Women will have the same access to the famous Haji Ali Dargah in Mumbai, the Supreme Court was informed today.
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Top Court Extends Stay On High Court Order On Women Entry In Haji Ali
Supreme Court today extended the stay granted by Bombay High Court to facilitate an appeal against its decision to lift the ban on entry of women near the sanctum sanctorum of the famous Haji Ali Dargah till October 24, when it will hear the matter.
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Top Court Extends Stay On Order Allowing Women Inside Haji Ali Shrine
Asking the Haji Ali Dargah Trust to take a progressive stand on the issue of allowing women inside the famous Muslim shrine in Mumbai, the Supreme Court today agreed to extend the stay on a High Court order which lifted a 2012 ban on the entry of women. The court will now hear the matter on October 17.
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Verdict On Haji Ali Dargah Is 'Progressive': Congress Leader Manish Tewari
Congress leader Manish Tewari today hailed as "progressive" decision of the Bombay High Court allowing women into Haji Ali Dargah even as he pitched for declaring the practice of triple talaq as "illegal".
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Haji Ali Shrine Give Full Access To Women, Says Court. Not Ok, Says Trust
Women have the right to enter the core or inner sanctum of Mumbai's famous Haji Ali shrine, the Bombay High Court has ruled. However, women cannot avail of the order just yet - the trust that runs the shrine wants to appeal the decision in the Supreme Court, so today's verdict is suspended or put on hold for six weeks.
