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The Supreme Court is going to pronounce its verdict today in the Ayodhya case, one of the most sensitive and popular cases in the country. In the last 5 centuries, the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid case has played an important role in determining the state and direction of the society along with the politics of the country. As the judgment day draws to a close, all kinds of doubts and apprehensions are being born. From Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Muslim Maulana, people are appealing for restraint. Security has been tightened in all the states of the country.

The Supreme Court is going to give its verdict in the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid case of Ayodhya, possibly the most talked about and disputed in the country today (Saturday, November 9) at 10.30 am. After completing the hearing of the case, the country's top court reserved its decision. Since then, it was speculated that a decision will come in this case before the Chief Justice of Justice Ranjan Gogoi retires. Justice Gogoi retires on 17 November.


Although the court can sit on any day, hear the case and give its verdict, but still it is Sunday, November 17 and in such a large number of cases, the decision does not come on a holiday. Also, on the day the judges are retiring, decisions are not usually pronounced in big cases. Earlier, on 16 November, Saturday is also a holiday. In such a situation, the last working day of Justice Ranjan Gogoi is falling on 15 November. This led to the inference that the verdict of the Ayodhya case was headed by Justice Gogoi.

But, there was also a screw in it. Normally, if a court announces a verdict, then the next day, the plaintiff or one of the defendants pleads to the court to take this decision once again by taking refuge in the court. It also takes one or two days. In the case of the verdict in this case on November 14-15, it would have slipped one or two days again to November 16-17. Despite this, neither the court nor the government, from either side, indicated that the verdict in the Ayodhya case could come before November 14-15.

Then suddenly, on Friday night, information comes that the verdict on the Ayodhya case will be pronounced at 10.30 am on Saturday. It is believed that this sudden announcement is part of this deliberate strategy that anti-social elements could not get a chance to prepare for any kind of crime in this very sensitive, emotional and faith-related matter. And, that's why it was announced on Friday night that after a night's cut, it would be decided on Saturday morning, as well as a verdict in the case.

Earlier, complete preparations were made for peace in Uttar Pradesh, the country and the state of Ayodhya. The state and central government completed the security system. The Chief Justice also met the acting Chief Secretary of Uttar Pradesh Rajendra Tiwari and Director General of Police OP Singh to get information about the security system of the state before announcing the time of Ayodhya verdict.

The Supreme Court will give its much-awaited verdict on Saturday i.e. today in the politically sensitive Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute case. According to the information given on Friday evening through a notice on the court website, the constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi will give its verdict on Saturday at 10.30 am. The constitution bench completed the hearing on 16 October. Other members of the Constitution bench include Justice S.K. a. Bobde, Justice Dhananjay Y. Chandrachud, Justice Ashok Bhushan and Justice S.K. Abdul nazir too

The hearing of the centuries-old Ayodhya dispute has been completed and now after a few hours, the Supreme Court will pronounce the verdict on what will happen to the disputed land. The hearing was completed after a 40-day debate, and now the entire nation is eyeing the verdict. A five-judge constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi heard the matter and now it is close to passing a historic verdict. The five-judge constitution bench consists of Justice Ranjan Gogoi, Justice Sharad Arvind Bobade, Justice Dhananjay Yashwant Chandrachud, Justice Ashok Bhushan and Justice Abdul Nazir. I came

The judgment in the Ramjanmabhoomi-Babri Masjid land dispute case is going to come. On the one hand, before the decision, the Center has issued an alert to the state governments, on the other hand, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Ranjan Gogoi summoned DGP OP Singh and Chief Secretary Rajendra Tiwari of Uttar Pradesh after which both reached the Supreme Court. Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi called the two officers to discuss security arrangements. Justice Bobde was also present in this meeting.Let us know that on November 17, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Ranjan Gogoi is retiring. So hopefully a decision can be reached on this dispute by next week. In view of this, administrative and police officers have been instructed to maintain law and order. According to the state government spokesperson, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that officers should be fully alert and ready to maintain peace in the state.

He made it clear that strict action should be taken against the elements affecting law and order. The naughty elements and those who spoil the atmosphere should be closely monitored. The Chief Minister gave these instructions to senior administrative and police officers of the mandals and districts through video conferencing at his government residence here on Thursday. He reviewed law and order in other districts of the state including Ayodhya.

He instructed to set up a control room at the state level and in every district to operate immediately. These control rooms will operate continuously for 24 hours. The spokesman said that Yogi directed to immediately ensure the arrangement of one helicopter each for Ayodhya and Lucknow districts. He asked the officials to hold peace meetings with various sections of the society, religious gurus, enlightened people, social workers etc. and peacefully conduct the processions of Baravafat along with the meetings of the Peace Committee.

The Chief Minister directed that those who create chaos and chaos in the guise of festivals and festivals should not be spared and action should be taken in time. He also directed to tighten security and ensure smooth traffic system. The spokesman said that apart from ensuring cleanliness and power supply in Ayodhya district, he has asked to make arrangements to deal with congestion on the routes to and from Ayodhya.

As the date for the final verdict on the Ram Janmabhoomi Babri Masjid dispute draws to a close, apprehensions and tensions are increasing in Ayodhya. In such a situation, people here are beginning to complete their preparations. Some people have started collecting food and other necessities of the house. At the same time, some women and children are engaged in sending them to safe places. On the other hand, the administration is fully alert and does not want to leave any stone unturned to maintain security and peace throughout Ayodhya.

The team has been formed under the supervision of IG Cybercrime at UP DGP headquarters to keep a close watch on social media and mischievous elements. 12 to 14 sub-inspectors have been placed in the state-level team. These fake IDs will identify those who send inflammatory messages and the police will reach such people through IP address. In 20 days, 72 people have been sent to jail for spreading frenzy on social media.

Digital volunteers will warn those posting disputed posts on social media. In spite of this, action will be taken on making a mess. The government and administration have made preparations to deal with any untoward incident. High alert has been released in Uttar Pradesh. Police-administration and security agencies are extremely cautious.

Instructions have been issued to the police chiefs of 34 sensitive districts. These include Meerut, Agra, Aligarh, Rampur, Bareilly, Firozabad, Kanpur, Gonda, Lucknow, Shahjahanpur, Shamli, Muzaffarnagar, Bulandshahar and Azamgarh. There is also news that terrorists can enter Ayodhya by wearing saffron clothes to make it easier for them to mingle with real devotees.

Following this intelligence, the police has increased the vigil at the hotel, Dharamshala, bus stand and railway stations. Meanwhile, Maulana Syed Arshad Madani, president of Jamayat Ulema-e-Hind, appealed to the Supreme Court to accept the verdict and maintain peace. Krishna Gopal, Ramlal and Indresh Kumar, who are associated with the Sangh, also held a meeting with the officials of the India Islamic Center and an appeal was made to accept whatever the Supreme Court's ruling on the Ram temple would be. The decision is not to be taken as a win or win.

However, the atmosphere of concern is still there. In October, the Muslim community held a meeting at the house of another party in the dispute, Haji Mahboob, to discuss their concerns. There was talk that when the High Court's decision came in 2010, there were strong security arrangements. If this time the same arrangements are made then everything will be fine but there is still fear among the people. Some are not yet forgotten in 1992.

A meeting was held here on Tuesday with clerics, academics and prominent personalities of the Muslim community as part of the efforts of RSS and BJP to reach out to the Muslim community before the Ayodhya verdict. The participants in the meeting emphasized on maintaining social harmony and unity. The meeting, held at the home of Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, included Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leaders Krishna Gopal and Ramlal, former Union Minister Shahnawaz Hussain and a large number of prominent members of the Muslim community

The people present at the meeting committed to protect and strengthen socio-communal harmony. He said that brotherhood and unity will be maintained in the country in all conditions. Sources said that Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind general secretary Mahmood Madani, filmmaker Muzaffar Ali, All India Muslim Personal Law Board member Kamal Farooqui, former MP Shahid Siddiqui and Shia cleric Kalbe Jawad were among the prominent Muslim personalities present at the meeting.

Those attending the meeting cautioned them to be wary of elements who might plot to harm the harmony and unity of society for their vested interests. According to sources, Naqvi said, "Unity in diversity is our cultural commitment". He said in the meeting that it is the collective responsibility of all sections of society to protect this power of unity.

Ayodhya. After a 40-day continuous hearing, the Supreme Court is giving its verdict on the Ayodhya dispute. In view of this, there is a tight guard of security in Ayodhya. All routes to Ramalala have been closed. But there is no restriction on pilgrims walking for darshan. Checking is being done by putting barricades everywhere. Saryu is flowing in Ayodhya in a calm pace. But, there is distraction and curiosity about the decision in the minds of people. People are engaged in only one discussion everywhere.

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The city is being monitored by helicopter in Ayodhya. Several rounds of helicopters have been circling the sky since morning.
There is less movement in the city due to the closure of school-college compared to the normal days, but normal life is normal.
The women's QRET team is patrolling in the city of Lioness. 12 teams are appealing to the people of Ayodhya to create harmony.

An atmosphere like normal days, more than just security

The owner of the Janata Pure Vegetarian Restaurant, Durgesh, says that, like shops used to open daily, shops are still open today. Just a curious what decision will come today? Ramnama chanting is going on at some distance. Near him, Zafar, the owner of a shop known as Maulana Shahi Samosa, says that this day was bound to come. There will be a decision one day and we will all live in peace. Nothing here as people say far away.

No hindrance in Ramlala's vision

Ayodhya DM Anuj Kumar Jha said that 239 sensitive places were identified in the city and rural areas. Adequate security force exists in Ayodhya. Everything is normal. There will be no obstruction in the vision of Ramlala sitting in the make shift structure (7 am to 11:30 am in the first shift and 12:30 pm to 5pm in the second shift). A helicopter is present for security. 10 temporary prisons have been built. Eight temporary jails have also been set up in Ambedkarnagar district.