Rakhi Singh, the main plaintiff in the Gyanvapi mosque case in Varanasi, has written to President Droupadi Murmu, seeking approval for euthanasia due to alleged mental pressure. Singh accused her fellow petitioners and their lawyers of spreading false propaganda against her, causing immense distress.
The Gyanvapi case, which revolves around the right to daily worship inside the mosque complex, is currently being heard in the Varanasi district court. Singh’s letter also highlighted previous conflicts with the other plaintiffs, further complicating the legal proceedings.
In a surprising development, Rakhi Singh, the primary litigant in the Gyanvapi mosque case, has written to President Droupadi Murmu, expressing her intention to seek euthanasia. Singh claimed that false propaganda by her fellow petitioners and their lawyers has caused significant mental pressure, prompting her drastic decision.
The Gyanvapi case, centered around the right to daily worship within the mosque complex, is currently under consideration in the Varanasi district court. The revelation of internal conflicts among the plaintiffs adds another layer of complexity to the already contentious legal battle.
Rakhi Singh, along with four other Hindu women plaintiffs, filed the Gyanvapi mosque case to assert their right to worship at the Maa Shringar Gauri Sthal within the mosque complex. Singh’s recent letter to the President accuses her associates and their lawyers of defaming her and her family through false propaganda.
These allegations have created widespread confusion and mental distress for Singh and her family. The case is currently being heard in the Varanasi district court, where the consolidation of related cases has been ordered for a comprehensive examination.
The Gyanvapi mosque case takes another dramatic turn as Rakhi Singh, the key petitioner, appeals for euthanasia in a letter addressed to President Droupadi Murmu. Singh claims to be under immense mental pressure due to false propaganda circulated against her by her fellow petitioners and their lawyers.
The case, which centers around the right to worship inside the Gyanvapi mosque complex, is currently being heard in the Varanasi district court. Singh’s plea for euthanasia and the internal conflicts within the plaintiff group raise concerns about the stability and progression of the legal proceedings.
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