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Today is the fifth day of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) survey in Dhar Bhojshala, Madhya Pradesh. The ASI team entered the canteen premises at 7.14 am. The reason for this was Tuesday's worship. Actually, according to the arrangement made in the year 2003, Hindus in Bhojshala worship in the premises from sunrise to sunset on Tuesday. Whereas Muslims offer namaz on Friday from 1 pm to 3 pm.
Hindu followers reached Bhojshala to recite and worship Hanuman Chalisa.
Today being Tuesday, a large number of Hindu followers came to the Bhojshala to recite Hanuman Chalisa and worship. There was a lot of enthusiasm among the devotees before the survey work started and because it was Tuesday. In the Jyoti temple outside the banquet hall, women devotees welcomed the survey process by dancing and singing. Hindu devotees believe that the survey will open the way to the temple.
Banquet Utsav Committee Vice President Balveer Singh said
In this regard, Vice President of Bhoj Utsav Committee Balveer Singh said that a good solution will be found in the survey. Today puja and aarti was performed. Let us tell you that for the survey which started from March 22, a team of Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has reached Bhojshala complex located at the extreme end of Madhya Pradesh. Is Dhar's canteen a temple or a mosque? ASI teams from Delhi and Bhopal have been surveying the canteen for four days. Today is the fifth day of the survey. This scientific survey is being conducted on the orders of Madhya Pradesh High Court Indore Bench.