ayodhya verdict

Raj Thackeray Says, 'Sacrifices Of Karsevaks Not Gone To Waste,' Calls For 'Ram Rajya'
The MNS chief also said that a Ram temple must be constructed at the earliest in Ayodhya.
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Uma Bharti Credits LK Advani For Ayodhya Verdict, Compares Him To The Himalayas
"We are here because of him," Uma Bharti said, reacting to the Supreme Court's verdict on the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid title case.
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'Joy And Relief To Both Communities': Sri Sri Ravi Shankar On Ayodhya Verdict
He was part of a three-member mediation panel appointed by the Supreme Court.
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What Does Asaduddin Owaisis 'Supreme But Not Infallible' Response To Ayodhya Verdict Mean?
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board and the Sunni Waqf Board have expressed dissatisfaction with the Supreme Court verdict.
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Narendra Modi On Ayodhya Verdict: 'Must Strengthen The Spirit Of Rashtra Bhakti'
The Prime Minister also said the judgment should not be seen as a win or loss for anybody
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Congress Says SC's Ayodhya Verdict Has Closed Doors For BJP, Others To Politicise It
Congress Working Committee appealed to all parties concerned and all communities to abide by the secular values" enshrined in Constitution.
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Satisfied With Verdict But Masjid Land Should Not Be Within 5 Acres Of Mandir: RSS Ideologue M.G.Vaidya
Vaidyas objections suggest that the Sangh from rank and file to the top leadership is likely to continue to push for more concessions in the Babri Masjid- Ram Mandir case.
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Amit Shah Congratulates Supreme Court Judges On 'Historic' Ayodhya Verdict
The verdict will strengthen Indias unity, integrity and culture, the Union home minister said.
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Not Satisfied, Ayodhya Verdict Has A Lot Of Contradictions: Muslim Parties Lawyer
Some observations made by the Supreme Court in the judgment were good for the secular fabric of the country, Zafaryab Jilani said.
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Rajnath Singh And Nitin Gadkari React To Supreme Court's Ayodhya Verdict
The top court granted the disputed site to the Hindu parties and ruled that Muslim litigants will be given a five-acre alternative site.
By Newsroom