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Nirvani Akhara

On one hand, Rajiv Dhavan, Sunni Waqf Board counsel and senior advocate strongly argued the claim of the ownership over the period of the 40-day hearing. On the other hand, Advocate on Record Shahid Rizvi said that the parties involved in the Ayodhya title dispute have reached a settlement and thus, there will be no requirement for a judgement. (Photo: File)

Fresh twist to Ayodhya case as rift emerges in Sunni Waqf Board

Part of the board claims that they are ready for settlement while the other contests title on the disputed land.

21 Oct 2019 12:59 PM


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