Ayodhya Verdict Is Not A Precedent To Correct Alleged Historic Wrongs By Previous Rulers

The Court traveled back in time only for the limited purpose of examining the claims of possession, and not to adjudicate on an alleged historic wrong.

The Court traveled back in time only for the limited purpose of examining the claims of possession, and not to adjudicate on an alleged historic wrong.
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The Court has not concluded that a temple existed underneath the mosque. The verdict is based on evidence of competing claims of possession, though questions remain about the mode of appreciation of evidence. 
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The Supreme Court's judgment is not based on the finding that the mosque was built after demolishing an existing temple.

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Now to occupy a mosque, Just put idols near the place and start a fight. Then petition the court. Final verdict will give you the rights over the property.