Following the demolition of Babri Masjid by 150,000 kar sevaks of RSS, BJP and VHP in 1992, there were a number of mosques which were closed down across India after the Sang Parivar threatened to demolish them as well. The names of those mosques are enlisted in this thread:

Punjab
1. Masjid Dakan Sahay Jalandhar
2. Masjid Noor Saray Noor Mehal

Rajasthan
1. Ahya-Din ka Jhonpra, Ajmer Sharif
2. Jamia Masjid, Tambir

Tamil Nadu
1. Masjid Krishnagri
2. Masjid Arkat
3. Purani Masjid of Kila Dhelore
4. Internal Masjid of Kila Dhelore

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5. Masjid Saadatullah Khan Gajni
6. Two mosques of Injin Gri Kila
7. Masjid Shams ud Din Vilaporam
8. Jamia Masjid Vilaporam

Uttar Pradesh
1. Purani Nawabi Masjid, Faizabad
2. Masjid of Haji Iqbal’s Courtyard, Faizabad
3. Jamia Masjid, Banda
4. Inner Mosque of Kila, Jonpur
5. Atla’s Masjid, Jonpur
6. Jamia Masjid, Jonpur
7. Lal Masjid, Lal Darwaza
8. Jhunjari Masjid, Lal Darwaza
9. Char Ungli Masjid, Lal Darwaza
10. Masjid Sheikh Burhan Zafar Abad, District Jonpur
11. Dhara Masjid, Waransi
12. Masjid Asauli, Waransi
13. Nagina Masjid Agra, Qila Agra
14. Akbri Masjid, Agra
15. New Masjid, Agra
16. Moti Masjid, Agra
17. Inner Mosque of Feroz Shah Tomb
18. Masjid of Tomb Jafar Khan
19. Masjid near ROza Diwali Begum
20. Masjid Fateh Pur, Taj Mehal Agra
21. Kali Masjid, Agra
22. Masjid Ehata Taj Mehal
23. Jamia Masjid Fateh Pur Sekri
24. Nagina Masjid
25. Choti Masjid Lal Darwaza, Fateh Pur Sekri
26. Masjid Between Lal Darwaza and Delhi Gate, Fateh Pur Sekri
27. Masjid Sang Tarashan Fateh Pur Sekri
28. Jamia Masjid Aitmad Pur
29. Masjid Babu Saray (Jaju) District Agra
30. Hamayun Masjid Kach Pura
31. Masjid Aitbari Khan Near Sikandre, Agra
32. Masjid of Maqbara Sheikh Ibrahim, Rasulpura, Agra
33. Masjid of Charch Shankri Society Sikandra
34. Masjid Pul Khana Ali Garh
35. Masjid Buland Minars, Anula Breli
36. Masjid Chand Pur
37. Jamia Masjid Mandwar
38. Jamia Masjid Badayoon
39. Destroyed Mosque of Old Fort Saket
40. Jamia Masjid Atawa
41. Jamia Masjid Kanju
42. Masjid of Maqbara Makhdoom Jahanian
43. Masjid Bala Pur
44. Saray & Masjid Khuda Gunj
45. Jamia Masjid Mehwa
46. Masjid of Maqbara Sadar Jehan, Pehani Herdooi
47. Masjid of Maqbara Shah Abad
48. Masjid Adari Baloon
49. Jamia Masjid Urek
50. Masjid of Ibrahim Chishti Tomb Lakhnow
51. Masjid of Imam Bara Amin-ud-Dola
52. Jamia Masjid Hussain Abad
53. Masjid Asif-ud-Din
54. Masjid of Ehata Nadan Amli
55. Masjid Residiny
56. Masjid of Ehata Sikandar Abad
57. Masjid-e-Ali
58. Masjid of Mazar Muhammad Ali
59. Masjid of Kazmin Building
60. Masjid of Taal Katora
61. Masjid of Karela Malka e Jahan
62. Jamia Masjid Sanbhal
63. Masjid Karwan Saray Soudhan Muhammad Pura, Muradabad
64. Masjid Azim Pur
65. Masjid-e-Jhijana
66. Jamia Masjid Peeli Bhait
67. Masjid Hathi Khana, Bajay Hath Gao
68. Chandi Masjid
69. Masjid of Maqbara
Haryana
1. Masjid Hamayun, Fateh Abad
2. Lat ki Masjid, Dhar
3. Kabli Bagh ki Masjid Pani Pat
4. Pathar Masjid Thaniseir
5. Masjid Ali Wardi Khan Saray

Himachal Pradesh
1. Masjid Kangriza Kangra
2. Jamia Masjid Qila Wali Kangra
Jammu and Kashmir
1. Masjid Afwan Malika Shah Qila Hari Pat
2. Pathar Masjid Hary Nagar
3. Masjid Diplor Jhil
4. Khanqah Shah Hameedan, Sri Nagar

Karnataka
1. Mafa Masjid Belegam
2. Jamia Masjid Sachgawan
3. Masjid of AliSaeed Pir, Beja Pur
4. Asar Ali Masjid Beja Pur
5. Andruni Masjid Beja Pur
6. Masjid Qaboola Khan Beja Pur
7. Ghazi Masjid Beja Pur
8. Asar Madrisah & Masjid Beja Pur
9. Cheikh Veidi Masjid Beja Pur
10. Dhiwari Masjid Near allah Pur Gate Bejapur
11. Jamia Masjid Ibrahim
12. Masjid Ikhlas-e-Khas
13. Jamia Masjid
14. Masjid Kareem-ud-Din
15. Makkah Masjid
16. Masjid Gol-Guband
17. Masjid No. 213
18. Masjid No. 346
19. Mula Masjid
20. Masjid Mustafazad
21. Masjid Narwi
22. Masjid Nine Guband
23. Purani Masjid No. 294
24. Sonehri Masjid
25. Masjid Yaqub Wali
26. Southern Masjid of Begmat Afzal Khan’s Tomb
27. Purani Masjid Yousaf
28. Masjid Zanjeeri
29. Masjid Fitijapur
30. Masjid Anatic Ehata, Kamalpur
31. Jamia Masjid Saranga Patam
32. Jamia Masjid Sipra
33. Masjid Soor Khamiya Bedar
34. Masjid Mahallah Ganwa Madrisah
35. Qila Ki Masjid Azim Gulbergah

Madhaya Pradesh
1. Masjid Charkot Sundar
2. Masjid Dilawar
3. Jamia Masjid Mandar
4. Masjid Malik Moti
5. Masjid Sopa Tank
6. Maqbara Darya Khan Masjid
7. Masjid Tora-Tara Puri Gate
8. Masjid Between Charkoley & Chaptan Mehal
9. Masjid Rampur Gate
10. Masjid Kamal Moi Dhar
11. Lat Ki Masjid
12. Jamia Masjid Chanderi
13. Masjid Baba Sahib Burhan Pur
14. Masjid Churawala in Wali
15. Masjid Qila Asir Garh
16. Masjid Balaji Shah Bhamuti
17. Purani Masjid Khulasa
18. Choti Masjid Kila Rahat Garh
19. Masjid Beja Mandal Darwashia
20. Qila Ray Main Ehata Masjid
21. Masjid Shah Muhammad Ghous Gawalyar

Maharashtra
1. Damri Masjid Ahmad Nagar
2. Masjid Chabool District Talaba
3. Maka Masjid Ahmad Nagar
4. Masjid Dilawar Khan Khela
5. Masjid Dar Bhool Vatnagri
6. Masjid Muhammad Tughlaq Khanpur District, Samgi
7. Masjid Rabhengia Booldey
8. Masjid Zanala
9. Masjid No. 9 Aurangabad
10. Masjid of Bibi’s Tomb Aurangabad
11. Bara Imamon Wali Masjid Ahmad Nagar
12. Masjid of Koela Ehata
13. Masjid Fateh Khola District Beldev
14. Masjid Dargha Zafar Khan Ghazi (The Muslims, 1992).

Overall, 160 mosques were closed down across India after the demolition of Babri Masjid at one time or another due to the threats by RSS, VHP, BJP and other extremist groups of Sang Parivar.
Reference:

Journal of Political Studies, Vol. 22, Issue - 2, 2015, 659:677, “The Babri Mosque and Hindu Extremists Movements” by Abdul Majid.

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