Jabalpur, Aug 13: Madhya Pradesh High Court today reserved its orders on a petition challenging the orders of the Centre and the state government to open the controversial Bhojshala-Kamal Maula mosque in Dhar district. Justice A K Mishra reserved his orders after conclusion of arguments by the counsel for the petitioners, a group of Muslims from Dhar district headed by Shahar Kazi Zakaullah and nominated members of the State Wakf Board, who filed the writ petition in their representative capacity. Challenging the orders, the petitioners also prayed for quashing the modified orders dated April 7 last terming them as arbitrary and illegal for ostensibly converting the 'Kamal Maula Masjid' into 'Puja Ghar' without the consent and concurrence of Muslims. Petitioners' counsel Shobha Menon submitted that the Director General of Archaeology by changing the rules for the protection and maintainances of old monuments, had transgressed his powers in allowing the Hindu community to offer puja in the said Kamal Maula Masjid at Bhojshala. These change of rules had violated the customary rights of the Muslim community to offer Namaz exclusively. Bureau Report