Syed Sarwar Chishti, Secretary of the Dargah’s Anjuman Committee, dismissed concerns about the controversy’s impact, noting an increase in pilgrim numbers during the Urs celebrations. Despite the legal dispute over the dargah’s origins as a temple, pilgrims continued to arrive, with hotels fully booked even after the Bade Kul ceremony. The petition, filed by Advocate Vishnu Gupta, claimed the site was once a Sankatmochan Mahadev temple, citing a 114-year-old book by retired judge Harbilas Sarda.
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Pak exposed over Sajid Mir terror links, FATF grey list deception
NEW DELHI: Pakistan's shifting narrative on Sajid Mir has been exposed, prompting global scrutiny of its anti-terrorism claims, as noted by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri. Mir, once claimed to be a non-entity, was revealed to be alive and detained in Pakistan, a move seen as an attempt to appease the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) amid accusations of state-sponsored terrorism linked to the 26/11 attacks. The U.S. holds him accountable for significant terrorist activities, including...
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