A long-standing mosque in Delhi has become the center of a tense standoff after its imam reported receiving an eviction notice, sparking fears among the local Muslim community over its potential demolition. The mosque, located near the residence of the Indian prime minister, holds historical significance and has been a focal point for worshippers for decades. Authorities have yet to confirm the legitimacy of the notice, leaving residents and religious leaders concerned about the future of the site. The situation raises broader questions about property disputes and the protection of religious structures in the region.
India’s Muslims fear the demolition of a historic mosque near PM's house after the imam claimed he got eviction notice.
