On September 13, Hindu Side Lawyer Advocate Subhash Nandan Chaturvedi spoke about the ongoing developments in the Gyanvapi case. He also stated that it will take more than four weeks for the Archeological Survey of India to conclude the survey, and hence a clear verdict should be provided to resolve the issue.Speaking on the Gyanvapi Case, Hindu Front Advocate Subhash Nandan Chaturvedi said, “Our main point in today’s hearing is that the evidence collected by the Archeological Survey of India during the survey should be kept in an evidence room… Secondly, Plaintiff 1 has asked to reserve the premises; there will be a hearing on that too. Thirdly, the Muslim side has raised various objections regarding the debris. The ASI has given an affidavit that the survey will not cause any damage. The premises are full of debris, and it is causing a hindrance to the survey. The Muslim side agreed to remove the debris, but now they are not allowing it on the spot. There is a hearing on these multiple points in the district court today. We don’t think the survey will be concluded in 4 weeks. The court should give a clear verdict to resolve these issues.”