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The High Court of Delhi, today allowed the re-opening of some areas of the  Nizamuddin Markaz, the place famous for the Tablighi Jamaat congregation which was held during the Covid times and created quite an uproar. The Markaz has remained shut since then.

Upon this statement by SG Mehta, Senior Advocate Sanjoy Ghose appearing for the Delhi Waqf Board, sought assurance from the SG, that till next date status quo be maintained.

The Delhi Waqf Board demanded the opening of Markaz, which has been closed since March 31 last year following a congregation of Tablighi Jamat at the premises amid Covid-19. The Delhi High Court expressed displeasure over prolonged sealing of the premises.

The Delhi High Court today rejected an application seeking a waiver of cost imposed on a petition filed challenging the nomination of AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan for election as a member of the Delhi Waqf Board.