Jodhpur, Mar 11: A social organisation of Jains which has staked claim over the disputed land in Ayodhya, where the Archeaological Survey of India is undertaking excavation on a court's order, today demanded that a representative of the Jains be allowed as observer while the excavation is on. A team of four representatives of Hindus, Muslims, Buddhists and Jains should be formed and allowed to witness the excavation by the ASI to ascertain if a temple existed on the site where Babri Masjid was built, Jain Samta Vahini said in a statement here. The JSV said it remained aloof from the "ticklish issue so far as it was being sought to be resolved by violent means by certain quarters", but it decided to become a party in the dispute when judiciary decided to find what lay beneath the foundation of the disputed structure, National General secretary of the JSV Praveen Kumbhat and organisational General Secretary Sohan Mehta said in a joint statement. Bureau Report