10 November,2022 12:07 PM IST | New Delhi | PTI
Supreme Court
The Supreme Court agreed to set up a bench on Friday to hear the Gyanvapi Kashi Vishwanath case in which the Hindu side has sought extension of an order by which protection of an area where a "Shivling" was found in Gyanvapi premises was ordered.
A bench headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud on Thursday took note of the submissions of advocate Vishnu Shankar Jain, appearing for some Hindu devotees, and said the order granting protection was expiring on November 12.
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"We will constitute a bench at 3 pm tomorrow," the CJI said.
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The top court, on May 17, had passed an interim order directing protection of the area inside Gyanvapi premises at Varanasi.
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