The court held that statutory safeguards under the HR&CE Act were violated, rejected government orders attempting to revive the sale, and ruled that trustees are custodians of temple property, not owners with unfettered powers.
Top court said UAPA does not mandate automatic denial, flagged prolonged incarceration, imposed twelve conditions on five accused, and left Khalid and Imam free to reapply after witness examination or completion of one year period.
75 years ago, it was during a ceremony on May 11th 1951, in the presence of the then President of India, Dr Rajendra Prasad, that the restored Somnath Temple opened its doors to devotees.
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