AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): According to reports, the demolition was carried out by the Jaipur Development Authority as part of a road expansion project along the Malviya Nagar–Jagatpura 80-foot road corridor. Authorities said the mosque, along with several other structures, was obstructing the planned widening of the road.
However, members of the mosque committee and local Muslim residents rejected this explanation, claiming that the mosque had all the necessary legal documents. They also stated that a dispute over the property was pending before a Waqf Tribunal and that a hearing on the matter was expected soon.
Local Muslims said the mosque had stood in the area for many years and should not have been demolished before the legal process was completed. A representative of the mosque committee described the demolition as unjust and said the manner in which it was carried out had deeply hurt the Muslim community.
Several Muslim organizations in Jaipur have announced protests and public demonstrations in response to the demolition. They warned that if their concerns are not addressed, the protest campaign could develop into a larger public movement.
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