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Letter to BS: There were no winners or losers in the Ayodhya verdict

The court has done its job and the verdict has cast a greater responsibility on the people, parties and the government to derive the possible benefits

Five-judge SC Bench to hear pleas challenging abrogation of Article 370
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This refers to the edit “Awaiting real closure” (November 11). Kudos to the Supreme Court for finally deciding the emotion-laden Ram Janmabho-omi-Babri Masjid case that was pending in courts for a long time. It deserves credit for a fair and just verdict that allotted the disputed land for a Ram temple in Ayodhya. It did not give the land to the contending parties thus depriving them of making religious or political gains. It gave it to the government through a trust to ensure objectivity in the construction and maintenance of the new temple. Secondly, it held the destruction of the

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