Ayodhya Litigant Bats For Peace As Verdict Nears

The Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, a key litigant in the Ayodhya dispute, urged all Indians to respect the Supreme Court’s final decision on Ayodhya.

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00:00If the decision is in their favor or against them, don't worry about it.

00:13If there is peace and security in the country, then consider that the country is stable.

01:01There was a problem of keeping the idol of Ram Lalla.

01:06The Jamiat Ulema of India did not take to the streets.

01:13In fact, they decided that they wanted to fight a legal battle.

01:18The problem is of legal similarity.

01:21The mosque that has been there for 400 years, which has been demolished,

01:30is it the right of Muslims or not?

01:36This debate has been completed.

01:40We are waiting for the Supreme Court's legal bench to decide.

01:51Because our lawyer, Rajiv Dhawan, has given a very good and legal debate.

02:02We think that this decision will be in our favor.

02:07But we have said this a thousand times that the country is ours, the law is ours, the Supreme Court is ours.

02:18We have presented our evidence there.

02:27Whatever legal decision will be made, we will respect that decision.

02:33Whether the people of the country are Hindus, Muslims, religious or non-religious,

02:44whether they are young, old, men or women,

02:50the Jamiat Ulema of India advises everyone to respect the law,

02:57keep the peace and security of the country,

03:03whether the decision is in their favor or against them,

03:09do not worry about it.

03:11If there is peace and security in the country,

03:15then consider that the country is stable.