Ayodhya dispute

An addendum to the 2019 Supreme Court judgment by an unnamed judge went into depth of the beliefs of the Hindus regarding Ram Janmabhoomi by referring to certain Historical evidence, including Ain-i-Akbari, accounts of an English merchant William Finch, accounts of a Jesuit missionary Father Joseph Tieffenthaler and a description in Janma Sakhies of Guru Nanak’s visit to Ayodhya.

The Supreme Court on Thursday ordered that no further suits can be registered in the country against places of worship till further orders from it

Kamal Nath said that he was happy that the Ram Mandir is being built but expressed unhappiness over invitation to PM Modi

The SC noted the cases in Gujarat 2002 riots had become infructuous with time and with near completion of trial.

Kalyan Singh was the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh when thousands of karsevaks demolished the controversial Babri structure.

The event will kickstart with the hoisting of the Indian flag. Following this, the members of the Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation (IICF) will also plant tree saplings to commemorate the day.

The foundation stone for the upcoming masjid at Ayodhya will be held on 26th January 2021

Sunni Waqf Board will lay the foundation stone for the mosque at the 5 acre government allocated land in Ayodhya district on January 26.

Tasleem Rehmani said that the he respected the Supreme Court but said that the Ram Janmabhoomi Babri judgment is wrong

Citing personal preference, Hussain said, "The mosque will not be named Babri Masjid. It will not be named after any king or emperor.