A dispute has emerged over a mosque here, with authorities alleging the shrine was constructed on a police station land while the mosque management maintains the structure was built on a Waqf property. Following the survey, police sought ownership-related documents from the mosque’s imam Abdul Ghaffar. (ANI/ Representative) Police said a seven-day notice has been served to the mosque’s imam seeking ownership documents and removal of the purported encroachment. According to police, a revenue department survey found that the Jama Masjid, locally known as the “Thane Wali Masjid” and situated within Kharkhoda police station premises, had allegedly been built on police station land. Following the survey, police sought ownership-related documents from the mosque’s imam Abdul Ghaffar. However, officials claimed that no valid records had been produced till Sunday evening. The mosque management however rejected the allegations saying the land had been recorded in the name of the Waqf Board, and documentary evidence supporting the claim had already been submitted to the police. Police said the Kharkhoda police station, located on the Meerut-Bulandshahr road, dates back …