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Allahabad High Court Judgement, Babri Masjid Verdict Annouced, Ayodhya Verdict Video
The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court will pronounce its judgement today on the 60-year-old Ram Janam Bhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute.
Allahabad High Court Judgement, Babri Masjid Verdict Annouced, Ayodhya Verdict Video
The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court will pronounce its judgement today on the 60-year-old Ram Janam Bhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute.
LUCKNOW: Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court dismissed appeal of Sunni Waqf Board' by 2-1 majority in the Ramjanambhoomi-Babri Masjid case today, Geo News reported Thursday.
The land will be divided into three parts, one-third portion will go to Hindus, another one-third to Muslims and the last one-third to the other, until then, the land will remain in the custody of the federal government.
The court said in its verdict the issue between the Hindus and Muslims should be resolved through negotiations between the two sides.
According to Indian media, the judges who gave the verdict tendered the resignation.
The controversial land of Babri Masjid will remain in possession of the federation, as the case of Sunni Board has been dismissed, according to media reports.
Hundreds of journalists from across the country converged at the District Magistrate's office in Qaiserbagh area here to report on the verdict in the decades old Ramjanmabhoomi- Babri Masjid title suit.
Elaborate arrangements have been put in place and a special pandal' that can accommodate 500 journalists and camerapersons has been erected right opposite the court premises.
Multi-layered security apparatus has been activated around the High Court premises where entry of persons has been restricted. Barricades have been put up on roads leading to the High Court.
Several shops and business establishments, which were open earlier in the day, downed their shutters as the time of the verdict advanced.
Since the first Hindu-Muslim clash was recorded over the issue in 1853, there have been intermittent protests and petitions by each side to establish their claim to the site.
The case which was decided at Allahabad High Court today was launched in 1992 and sought to determine the rightful title owner of the plot, whether the site was the birthplace of Lord Rama, and whether the mosque was built on the site of an ancient Hindu temple.
