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Supreme Court Orders All Parties to Submit Documents in Dhar Bhojshala Case
✍️ Amar Ujala · Indore
🗓 30 Oct 2026, 08:31 AM
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During a hearing on the historic Dhar Bhojshala, the Supreme Court directed every party to file relevant records and make them available to others.
The Supreme Court of India heard arguments concerning the historic Bhojshala located in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, a site of cultural and religious importance. The matter, which has drawn attention from historians, religious groups and heritage activists, was slated for a detailed examination of ownership and preservation rights.
In its order, the bench instructed all litigants to submit their documentary evidence and records related to the Bhojshala without delay. The court further directed that any material produced by one party be shared with the others to ensure transparency and a level playing field during the proceedings.
The directive aims to streamline the evidence‑gathering phase and prevent further delays in the case. Parties are expected to comply within the timeframe set by the court, after which the bench will review the submissions and schedule the next hearing to determine the site's legal status and future management.
In its order, the bench instructed all litigants to submit their documentary evidence and records related to the Bhojshala without delay. The court further directed that any material produced by one party be shared with the others to ensure transparency and a level playing field during the proceedings.
The directive aims to streamline the evidence‑gathering phase and prevent further delays in the case. Parties are expected to comply within the timeframe set by the court, after which the bench will review the submissions and schedule the next hearing to determine the site's legal status and future management.