Bhojshala Dispute Reaches Supreme Court: Muslim Side Challenges High Court Order

• The Muslim side has approached the Supreme Court, challenging the Madhya Pradesh High Court's March 16 order regarding the Bhojshala dispute in Dhar.
• The petition, filed by Maulana Kamaluddin Welfare Society, contests the High Court's directive for a self-inspection of the disputed Bhojshala complex and regular hearings from April 2.
• The Muslim side argues they were not given adequate time to respond to the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) report.
• The dispute centers on the religious nature of Bhojshala, with Hindus claiming it as a Devi Vagdevi temple and Muslims identifying it as Kamal Maula Masjid.
• The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear the petition on April 1, which will determine the future course of action on the High Court's order.