Two days ago, the Muslim petitioners had concluded their arguement in Ayodhya case. The constitution bench of five judges headed by CJI Ranjan Gogoi is expected to pronounce verdict in November before the CJI retires.
New Delhi| Ayodhya has been turned into an army camp following anticipation of judgment by the Supreme Court and the Deepotsav before that. Although there is always high security here, this time the situation is more sensitive. In view of the sensitive situation, many big officers including Uttar Pradesh Chief Secretary Rajendra Tiwari, DGP OP Singh are constantly visiting.
In terms of security, Ayodhya is divided into three zones – Red Zone, Yellow Zone and Blue Zone. The disputed site has security in the Red Zone. The security forces here are equipped with modern weapons, watch towers, drone cameras and CCTV. Hundreds of CCTV cameras have been installed to monitor all the routes of entry into Ayodhya, the Ghats and the banks of the Saryu River. Barricading has been done at all the entrances to Ayodhya. 47 PAC companies are deployed for security. Soon 200 PAC companies and paramilitary forces will be deployed.
Last day of Supreme Court hearing
Today is the last day of hearing in the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute case. The Hindu side will conclude its arguement today. Two days ago, the Muslim petitioners had concluded their arguement. The constitution bench of five judges headed by CJI Ranjan Gogoi is expected to pronounce verdict in November before the CJI retires. The SC had begun daily hearing in the matter after the attempts of mediation between both the sides failed.
Ban on TV debates in public place, Karsevakpuram
Karsevakapuram, which stood by the devotees during the 1989, 1991 and 2003 inscriptions, is quiet. With the introduction of Section 144, the administration has banned TV debates in public places. The saints also reached the meeting of officers on the Deepotsav in Ayodhya on Tuesday.
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