A court in India has set a new date for hearings in five suits in which plaintiffs seek permission to worship a purported shivling' found in the Gyanvapi mosque complex. The court of additional civil judge said the report submitted by police in a petition seeking filing of a case against Sp Chief Akhilesh Yadav and AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi for their remarks on the purported shivling' in the Gyanvapi mosque compound lacked details. The court told the police to submit a detailed report to Sho Chowk and fixed January 7 for next hearings. Special Government Counsel for Gyanvapi Cases Rajesh Mishra said the court of civil judge senior division fixed next date for hearing in five suits in which plaintiffs have sought worship of the purported shivling' found in the ablution pond of Gyanvapi mosque during court mandated survey on May 16 as January 12. Senior lawyer Harishankar Pandey who had filed a plea before the ACJMV court on May 23 demanding filing of case against akhilesh and Owaisi said "apart from demanding case against akhilesh and owaisi, I had also sought cases against people associated with the Gyanvapi mosque management committee -
