ayodhya verdict

Ayodhya Verdict Reaction: Some JNU Students Hold Protest Meet
One of the organisers of the protest said, they discussed how the judgment has implications for research students and how they should study the Constitution
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Dalit Leader Thirumavalavan Is The Only Non-Minority MP To Question Ayodhya Verdict
The MP from Tamil Nadu writes, The faith in Supreme Court is shattered.
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Ayodhya: Foreign Papers Pull No Punches In Calling Out SC Verdict
Most international publications pointed out how the verdict will be flaunted by the BJP as a political victory.
By Newsroom

Ayodhya Verdict: Narendra Modi Says 'Supreme Court's Decision A New Dawn, No Place For Fear In India'
Addressing the nation in light of the Supreme Court verdict on Ayodhya, Modi said the fact that people today's message was to stay together and live in harmony.
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Meet The Judges In The Ayodhya Case: All You Need To Know
The Bench awarded the disputed site in Ayodhya to the Hindu parties.
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Uddhav Thackeray Thanks SC, Advani, Singhal For Ayodhya Verdict, Skips Modi And RSS
The Shiv Sena chief took a dig at BJP, saying everyone except those who only do lip service to Hindutva should come together.
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Ayodhya Explained: Supreme Court Chose Faith Over Law, Jurist Faizan Mustafa Says
Faizan Mustafa, a law professor and Vice Chancellor of Nalsar University of Law, Hyderabad, says the Supreme Court seems to have weighed religious belief over the rule of law.
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10 Important Things To Know About SC's Ayodhya Verdict
The Supreme Court bench said the total 2.77 acre area of disputed land will be handed over to the deity Ram Lalla.
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Former Home Secretary Welcomes Ayodhya Verdict, Despite Saying Evidence Favoured Muslims
In August 2019, Narasimha Raos Home Secretary Madhav Godbole wrote in his book that, evidence was in favour of Muslims but he prefers out of court settlement.
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'Temple in Ayodhya, Govt In Maharashtra': Shiv Sena's Take On Verdict
Sena had earlier said that neither the Centre nor any political party can take credit for the Supreme Courts verdict.
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