ISKCON India’s challenge to a Supreme Court ruling on ownership of the Bengaluru Hare Krishna temple remains before the court after it decided to hear a review petition, a development India’s Communications Director Yudhistir Govinda Dasa called a “significant milestone.”
LawBeat reports that the court issued notice in December 2025 on the petition challenging its May 16, 2025 judgment, which recognized the Bengaluru society as the temple’s lawful owner. On September 28, 2026, the court was asked to schedule the matter for hearing.
According to an ISKCON India press release cited by LawBeat, the petitioners submitted more than 6,000 pages of material supporting allegations of fraud, forgery, and manipulation of public records. Those allegations remain contested.
The review provides an opportunity for ISKCON India to have its challenge heard, though the May 2025 judgment has not been reversed.
Read the full report at LawBeat.
Source: https://iskconnews.org/india-courts-decision-to-review-the-bengaluru-case-marks-a-significant-milestone/
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