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VakashaS Nov 8, 2019

1. So, the #AYODHYAVERDICT will be out at 10:30 am on Saturday, 9 November.

CJI Ranjan Gogoi had conducted a special meeting with UP officers regarding law and order on Friday morning.

We'll be reporting live from the Supreme Court in the morning @[email protected] 1/n

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VakashaS Nov 8, 2019

2. We have a live blog already running with all the updates from inside and outside the court @[email protected]

#AYODHYAVERDICT
https://www.thequint.com/news/india/ayodhya-supreme-court-verdict-for-ram-mandir-babri-masjid

Ayodhya Land Dispute: SC to Pronounce Verdict at 10:30 am Tomorrow

Catch all the live updates related to the landmark Ayodhya land dispute here.

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VakashaS Nov 8, 2019

3. Remember, this is not about demolition of the #BabriMasjid in 1992.

This title dispute is about the disputed 2.77 acres of land where the mosque stood, which Hindus claim is the #RamJanmabhoomi .

Details of the case & arguments here @[email protected]
https://www.thequint.com/explainers/ayodhya-dispute-supreme-court-arguments-of-hindu-muslim-parties-what-to-expect-verdict

Ayodhya Verdict: What Was Argued in Court & What Can We Expect?

All key arguments of the Sunni Waqf Board, the Nirmohi Akhara and ‘Ram Lalla’ – and what the court needs to decide.

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VakashaS Nov 8, 2019

4. If you'd prefer to listen to a podcast on the history of the case and what the 3 main parties
- Sunni Waqf Board, Nirmohi Akhara & Ram Lalla -
have argued to stake their claim, check out our 2-part #AYODHYAVERDICT special @[email protected] here:
https://www.thequint.com/podcast/explainer-revisiting-ram-janmabhoomi-babri-masjid-title-dispute-case-before-sc-verdict

Explainer: Key Arguments That Will Decide Ayodhya Dispute in SC

As we wait for the SC verdict on Ayodhya, tune in to this podcast for the full history of the legal dispute.

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Nikaroo

@VakashaS
So Interesting.
I learned aspects about Indian Law I did not know before. A Deity (god) in India can be a party to a Judicial dispute in a court of law. The god need not be present in the courtroom. Just like a minor can find representation in the Court, god also can be represented by a Lawyer.