JODHPUR, June 26 -- The Rajasthan high court on Wednesday directed petitioners challenging demolition notices issued to religious structures in Rajasthan's border districts to supply copies of their petitions to the Additional Advocate General (AAG) and listed all the matters for hearing on June 29. According to the petition, Union home minister, during a high-level security review meeting in Bikaner on May 27, announced that illegal constructions within 15 kilometres of the international border in Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Barmer, Sri Ganganagar and Phalodi districts would be removed. The petition further states that reports published on June 14 indicated that the proposed action would extend to structures within 50 kilometres of the border. The petitioner have challenged a notice dated June 12, 2026, which was pasted at the dargah premises on June 17, directing it to show cause why the structure should not be demolished. They contend that the notice was issued in violation of guidelines laid down by the Supreme Court regarding demolition of structures and the procedure required to be followed before any such action is taken. The petitioners have further stated that similar notices have been issued to several mosques and madrasas situated on agricultural land owned by khatedars as well as on government land and that separate petitions challenging those notices have also been filed before the high court. When the matter came up before the HC on Wednesday, the AAG sought time to file a reply on behalf of the government. The bench directed that copies of the petitions be supplied to the AAG and fixed June 29 for hearing. The bench also observed that the petitioners would be free to submit replies to the notices, if so advised. One of the petitions has been filed by the Peer Mohammad Jilani Dargah Samiti, Ramgarh, in Jaisalmer district, along with others. The petitioner have submitted that the dargah has existed for more than 200 years and is visited daily by devotees. According to the plea, an annual Urs is organised at the shrine and permissions for the event have been granted by the district administration for many years....