Centre has no stand on Ayodhya issue: Moily

Last Updated: Sunday, October 10, 2010, 18:25

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Mumbai: Union Law Minister Veerappa Moily today said that the Government has no stand regarding the effort of settlement between the rival parties to Ayodhya dispute.

"The Government has no stand on this," Moily told reporters here while replying to a query whether the Government supports proposal of settlement.

"The Central Government was only a statutory custodian of the property (disputed site of Babri masjid). It was a title suit... the Government of India was not a party to it," he said. It was for the parties to settle the issue, Moily added.

Asked what would be the Centre's stand if the matter reaches the Supreme Court, the Law Minister said "its a hypothetical question and I can't predict what will happen."

PTI

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First Published: Sunday, October 10, 2010, 18:25

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Hamid - INDIA
The Central Government was only a statutory custodian of the property (disputed site of Babri masjid). How can handfull of people destroy Babri masjid in presant of our security force Chif minester of UP assures Indian people.What BJP,RSS,VHP say in open while Congress Sonia Gandhi dont say but do same under the propaganda of democracy.
Thay will never count RSS as hindu terrorism.
As thay want thair vote bank safe.
Thay play safe.

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CPG - Toronto
If Congress is just a statutory cudtodian than why did it open the door of the structure and why did it allow its destruction thereafter.