Justice Imtiyaz Murtaza and Justice R R Awasthi of the Lucknow bench of the high court gave this order on a PIL filed by Hindu Front For Justice, a group of local lawyers.
It was alleged in the PIL that the state government is violating the duty cast upon it by Article 51-A(f) of the Constitution as "Hindu tradition, culture and religious places are being totally overlooked and discarded intentionally in the Mahotsav".
The court directed to list this matter on November 17 before the bench concerned while directing the state counsel to seek instructions in this matter from the state government to file its response.
'Lucknow Mahotsav' is held every year in the city in which, besides display of stalls of different eatables and other things, cultural programmes are held.
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