Ajmer, Jan 6, Jan. 7 -- The Supreme Court has dismissed a petition challenging the Prime Minister's tradition of offering a chaddar (ceremonial cloth) at the Ajmer Sharif Dargah, clarifying that the matter is not justiciable. The court noted that since this year's chaddar has already been offered, the issue has become irrelevant.The practice, started by India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, has been followed by all successive Prime Ministers. Religious and community leaders welcomed the decision, describing the act as a symbol of faith, social harmony, and national unity.Maulana Dr. Kalbe Rushed Rizvi of the National Ulema Parliament said the chaddar promotes brotherhood, tolerance, and India's Ganga-Jamuni heritage. Ghaffar Huss...