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New Delhi: The Supreme Court will deliver its highly-anticipated verdict on the decades-old dispute over the 2.77 acres of land in Ayodhya on Saturday as authorities enhanced security across the country, especially in the temple town in Uttar Pradesh.
The five-judge bench of the Supreme Court heard a batch of petitions challenging the judgment of Allahabad High Court on September 30, 2010, trifurcating the disputed land in Ayodhya into three equal parts among Ram Lalla, Central Sunni Waqf Board, and Nirmohi Akhara.
These three parties, however, moved the top court challenging the high court verdict and sought the modification of its judgment.
Updates: Unanimous verdict on Ayodhya Judgement, says CJI Ranjan Gogoi at the Court Room 1.
Five Judges Names: Justice S A Bobde, Justice D Y Chandrachud, Justice S Abdul Nazeer, Justice Ashok Bhushan to give Unanimous verdict on Ayodhya Judgement.
Section 144 of CrPC imposed in Mumbai city till 11 am tomorrow, ANI reports.
Prior to 1856-57, there was no exclusion of Hindus from praying there... exodus of Hindus from the inner courtyard remained contentious too, says the five-bench of the Supreme Court.
Alternative Land to be allocated to Muslims says the five bench Supreme Court.
The current matter is an appeal against the verdict by Allahabad High Court in 2010.
For 325 years, from the construction of the mosque till 1857, Muslims have given no evidence of offering prayers at the disputed structure in exclusion of Hindus, it says. Destruction of the mosque in 1992 was in breach of SC order, says CJI-led bench.
Hindus to get land subject to conditions.
Central government to frame a scheme.
A trust will be formed.
Inner courtyard will be handed over to the trust.
A suitable plot of land measuring 5 acres shall be given to Sunni Waqf Board.
Centre must set a trust with board of trustees within 3 months.
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