Ayodhya Mosque Plan Rejected Over Missing Approvals
The Ayodhya Development Authority (ADA) has rejected the layout plan for the proposed mosque in Dhannipur village, citing the absence of key no-objection certificates (NOCs). The land was allotted to the Sunni Waqf Board as per the Supreme Court’s 2019 verdict.
The trust submitted the plan in June 2021, paying ₹4 lakh in application fees. However, clearances are still pending from departments including Public Works, Pollution Control, Civil Aviation, Irrigation, Municipal Corporation, Fire Services, and the District Magistrate.
One key issue flagged was the approach road width, which needs to be 12 metres as per fire safety norms. The current road is only 4 to 6 metres wide.
Trust secretary Athar Husain said no formal communication was received except from the fire department, and expressed confusion over the delay.
The project remains stalled until all required approvals are obtained.
Ayodhya Mosque Plan Rejected Over Missing Approvals
