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Apex Court Defers Ayodhya Verdict Till Sep 28

  •   Thu, Sep 23 2010 03:48:00 PM

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New Delhi, Sep 23: Supreme Court here on Thursday September 23 stayed the Ayodhya verdict till Sep 28. The apex court stayed the verdict while hearing a special leave petition filed by retired bureaucrat Ram Chandra Tripathi.

Staying the verdict which was scheduled to be out on Friday September 24 as per order of Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court, the court also issued notices to contesting parties on the petition seeking stay on the Allahabad High Court order which refused to defer the verdict in the suit. It is also speculated that the deferment may be prolonged.

One of the three judges in the Lucknow bench, however, disagreed with the majority order rejecting the plea for deferring the Ayodhya verdict to allow mediation and gave a dissenting opinion that an amicable settlement could have been explored. Justice Dharam Veer Sharma, while not concurring with the view of the other two judges, Justice S U Khan and Justice Sudhir Agarwal also said in his dissenting judgement that he wasn't consulted when the three-judge bench gave the order while dismissing the plea for mediation. Sharma is due to retire on Oct 1.

In the wake of the deferment, the orders including closure of educational institutions and imposing of Sec 144 among others in the state too stands withdrawn.  

  

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  • arvind malenkar, jaipur

    Sun, Sep 26 2010

    Yes, advani the indian hitler is responsible for this mess.

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  • Indian, Mangalore/Dubai

    Sun, Sep 26 2010

    @ M Ashraf, Mangalore/Dubai: hehehehe..gud one..

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  • victor, mangalore/Dubai

    Sat, Sep 25 2010

    Judgement should BE given as RAM-BABRI NATIONAL PARK....or RAM-BABARI GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL.....on 10.10.10

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  • Angelina, coorg/uk

    Sat, Sep 25 2010

    What a shame, this sacred place should be used for a sacred purpose irrespective of cast, creed and religion, Please take a good decision from which the whole indian nation can benefit without causing any conflict in between religions.

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  • Saleem Javed, Udupi

    Fri, Sep 24 2010

    what I feel,after looking at the situations out here and also keeping in mind about future betterment ,the said land should neither be given to Muslims nor to Hindus if at all this case becomes more violent after whatever the verdict is given by High Court.If the case is further proceeded to Supreme court I feel this controversial land should be confiscated by Govt of India and should be used for building hospitals,educa tion Institute or Orphanage which can make our country more developed and a country of progression rather making it a religious place which may lead 2 various communal problems in days 2 come .

    I strongly hope the court may deffer its procedings 4 a month .India is hosting CMG whch is only few days ahead n let nt India loose its sportive spirit as a result of verdict n lets all hope dis wil turn out 2 b a successful n spectacular event ever, making India's banner flying high ..

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  • Shrikantha K Naik, Mozambique

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    Ayodhya Verdict: "Postponement is nothing but cancellation" the saying has got Truth in it.

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  • aftab sardar, dubai

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    rightly said mr, kamat bangalore

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  • William, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    Consequences are as a result of great gift from Indian Hitler,who has poisoned the minds of millions. Only God has to do the right thing.

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  • Balakrishna Shetty, Yellur/Dubai

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    No judgement in the Ayodhya title suit is a better judgement. There are hundreds of thousands of cases that are important for the citizens are awaiting to be heard and adjudged. They would make difference in our day to day life. Whereas this judgement can only bring more deaths and that too when we are going thru crisis in Kashmir and have problems like Maoist movements along with the Common Wealth Games. Absolutely no need for the judgement now. Let that judge retire and the case be heard again when time permits or put in the cold store. It will not make any difference to India.

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  • A.S.Mathew, U.S.A.

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    This is turning like a suspense drama,
    and the public is getting anxiety
    attack about an issue which has
    caused an eternal scar in India.

    We need to pray and work together,
    not to repeat the previous tragedy
    of bloodshed and death.

    But, those people who were behind
    this political carnage must be
    severely punished because the
    instigators were safe until this
    point, but the innocent people were
    used as human sacrifice in the
    name of religion.

    That kind of political game has
    to be stopped from India, once
    for all because the dead and
    physically deformed people were
    Indian citizens like the leaders,
    and they had to suffer so much
    agony through the hands of
    unethical and coldhearted
    politicians.

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  • rofus sequira,

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    Is tomorrow going to be a holiday for schools ?

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  • M Ashraf, Mangalore/Dubai

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    Good news, it should be like this. give date and postpone at least for ten times. people mind will divert and there may be very less riots...

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  • puthran, mangalore, dxb

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    yes mr. roshan u r right.

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  • Jaison D'Souza, M'lore/B'lore

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    I think Supreme Court has taken the right decision. The environment was not conducive for the verdict right now. Keeping in mind the CommomWealth Games and economy which is in recovery stage, this was not the right time for verdict. The deferment will also allow the parties engaged in title suit to solve the issue amicably. This is the right time to solve the issue by dialogue. Hope the issue is resolved and peace prevails.

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  • ELIAS, MUMBAI

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    GODS FIGHT FOR A PLACE CALLED AYODHYA TO TAKE REST.GOD CREATED UNIVERSE AND TOOK REST. GOD CREATED MAN AND TOOK REST.AGAIN GOD CREATED WOMAN AND RELIGION AND SINCE THEN GOD JUST WATCHING THE DRAMA WITHOUT REST.

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  • kumar, mangalore

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    NO TEMPLE, NO MOSQUE MAKE ONE
    CRICKET STADIUM THATS
    RAM - BABRI STADIUM
    ALL THE PEOPLE WILL ENJOY

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  • kamath v, bangalore

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    Both parties involved are quite resolute in their stances of not allowing temple/masjid at the disputed site. It is silly to expect a solution. If only a compromise could have been achieved, it would have been arrived at years back.

    All know that whatever be the result the losers will approach the Supreme court. So we should be bold enough to face the verdict and supreme court should allow it to be announced within this month. Also,to be noted is that Mr.Sharma,one of the 3 judges, would face retirement which could bring the whole process at the high court level itself to zero.

    No more postponements please. CWG and other matters are anyways in such dire straits that no other issue can worsen them..Jai Bharath !

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  • Narasimha Bhandarkar, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    Why such a big drama by supreme court other day it stright away opposed postphonement of judgement and now bringing a stay for the same. Whol will bear the cost of security of military force till 29th of this month... poor citizens of india has to bear the cost. who wants all this just think pleease

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  • YOUDUF K, BANGALORE

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    Better not to disclose the date of judgement..

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  • alok, manglore

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    its really a bad decission to take up, verdict in any day cause the communal riots . so when everything was set up to face anything no need of postponing it. i guess many are in problem with this issue solve it fast.

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  • K.Raghava Mayya, Padil, Mangalore 7

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    Actually it's not a postponement, but 'Stay', hence there is a chance of the case further to prolong.

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  • Roshan, Mangalore/Dubai

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    Postponing of a Problem will only aggaivate the issue. Better give the judgment immediatly.

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  • Gracy, Bangalore

    Thu, Sep 23 2010

    Well nothing much to say but just a similar question again when will all this stop? why are they blocking the lives fo other peopel aorund who are engaged busily!People working for IT companies cannot afford to postpone their meetings and work just bcz its an issue in India! This is a good example where the scare of hungamas is already known and the police will b there to catch hold of poor peopel n the decent ones instead of catching holding of people who actually can harm others! never can country proceed if it still wants to get stuck in caste /creed!

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