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Ayodhya land dispute: Supreme Court dismisses petition seeking to quash proceedings of civil appeals
•The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a petition seeking direction to quash proceedings of civil appeals in the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid land dispute case
Ayodhya land dispute: No hearing in Supreme Court due to unavailability of constitution bench judge SA Bobde
•The hearing in the politically sensitive Ayodhya land dispute case could not take place in the SC due to unavailability of one of the five judges of the Constitution Bench.
Congress slams BJP for politicising Ayodhya issue for 27 years, says it respects SC decision on mediation
•In a statement, Congress chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said, "The Congress has unequivocally maintained that the decision of the Supreme Court in the Ram Mandir case should be final and binding on all parties. We respect the decision to constitute a mediation panel."
Mediation in Ayodhya land dispute will be 'sterile exercise', says Subramanian Swamy after SC reserves order in case
•The Supreme Court reserved its order on the issue of referring Ayodhya title dispute case to a court-appointed and monitored mediation for "a permanent solution.” The court asked the parties concerned to suggest the name of a mediator or panel of mediators.
SC adds petition challenging Centre's 1993 acquisition of Ayodhya land to main Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid case
•The Supreme Court on Friday tagged to the Ayodhya case a plea challenging the constitutional validity of the 1993 law for acquisition of land, including the disputed site in Ayodhya.
Supreme Court cancels 29 January hearing in Ayodhya land dispute case due to non-availability of Justice SA Bobde
•The Supreme Court on Sunday cancelled the 29 January hearing in the politically sensitive Ram Janambhoomi-Babri Masjid land title dispute case.
Will back Ordinance on Ram temple, says Muslim litigant in Ayodhya land dispute case
Ians •Amid growing chorus to build Ram temple at Ayodhya by bypassing the Supreme Court and bringing in an ordinance, a Muslim litigant in the matter, Iqbal Ansari, on Tuesday said he had no problem if this was done.