Ayodhya: The Ayodhya Development Authority (ADA) has rejected the plan submitted for the construction of a mosque in Dhannipur village here, citing non-receipt of no-objection certificates from government departments. Also Read Distorting history: Babri Masjid and Shah Bano yearsSubsequently, on August 3, 2020, then district magistrate Anuj Kumar Jha transferred possession of the land located in Dhannipur village of Sohawal tehsil, about 25 km from Ayodhya town. The ADA also confirmed that the mosque trust had deposited Rs 4,02,628 as application and scrutiny fees for the project, according to its response to the RTI query filed by journalist Om Prakash Singh. Reacting to the rejection, mosque trust secretary Athar Husain said, “The Supreme Court mandated the land for the mosque and the Uttar Pradesh government allotted the plot. “Apart from the fire department’s objection, I have no idea about the objections of other departments,” he added.