What happened (directly described in the news report)
Land allotment near the Bhojshala site became the trigger for local protests. Muslims reportedly held Friday namaz at the allotted location even while residents demonstrated nearby. Authorities’ arrangements and/or political factors are described as elements shaping how the prayer event was handled.
Background and earlier position (why such events become sensitive)
Religious-site disputes involving land permissions are sensitive because worship access is closely linked to community practice and identity. When a permission decision is contested by local residents, a time-bound religious event can quickly become a public order stress test for the state.
What changed now (immediate trigger)
The described change is the combination of a land allotment near the Bhojshala area and Friday namaz reportedly being conducted at the allotted spot during resident demonstrations. This sequence turns a land permission dispute into an event-day public order situation.