The caretakers of Ajmer Sharif Dargah have denounced recent claims that the shrine is a Hindu temple, asserting that such petitions seek personal publicity. They urge Prime Minister Modi to intervene,

A fresh controversy has begun after a court deemed admissible the plea to ask ASI to survey the Ajmer Dargah, claiming that a temple existed there. Amid the row, read what the documents say about the history of Dargah.

An Ajmer court's decision to hear a petition claiming the presence of a Shiva temple under the Ajmer dargah, has sparked intense political debate, coming as it does after similar claims over mosques and dargahs in Mathura,

Jaipur: The successor of Dargah Diwan Syed Naseeruddin Chishti has reacted strongly on the petition claiming Shiv temple in Dargah of Ajmer and termed the petition an act to gain cheap popularity. "Ajmer Dargah exists for more than 800 years and no such claims have been made until now.

A lawsuit has sparked controversy by claiming Ajmer Shariff was originally a Shiva temple. A court notice has ordered a survey of the site, raising concerns about communal tension. Political figures and community representatives express worry about the implications.

The ‘38-page’ lawsuit contains as many points of reference to show that a Shiva temple pre-existed where the dargah of Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti in Ajmer is located

A local court on Wednesday took up a plea filed by a Hindu outfit's leader claiming a Shiva temple exists within Ajmer's Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Dargah shrine.