A fast-track court hearing a plea seeking permission to allow worship of the "shivling" claimed to have been found in the Gyanvapi mosque complex here will pronounce its verdict on November 8.
The decision was taken during an emergency meeting at the Akal Takht's secretariat, with acting Jathedar Giani Kuldip Singh Gargajj announcing the decision.
There have been no locally-acquired cases of coronavirus in New South Wales up to 8pm on Friday, but four diagnosed in returned travellers in hotel quarantine. from Breaking News | Daily Telegraph https://ift.tt/3eWn7rg
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