Suits Against Mosques & Dargahs Creating Communal Disharmony, Places Of Worship Must Be Applied : Justice Nariman

The Supreme Court of India stated that suits against masjids and dargahs (religious institutions) that seek to alter their status could create communal disharmony. The Court highlighted that places of worship, particularly those with a religious and historical significance, must be treated with respect and protected from legal actions that may destabilize communal harmony. Justice Nariman emphasized that such places must not be subjected to suits that have the potential to disturb public peace. This ruling is significant for the protection of religious institutions and emphasizes the importance of preserving communal unity in the country.