New Delhi, May 11: Irked by Uttar Pradesh government's repeated tactics of seeking adjournment, the Liberhan Commission, probing the demolition of disputed structure at Ayodhya, today gave the state last opportunity to advance its arguments on the incident.
Warning that "the adjournment would not be granted under any eventuality", Justice M S Liberhan, chairman of the commission said "the state is directed to express its opinion".
The Uttar Pradesh government was represented at the commission by its advocate General Virender Bhatia and advocate A K Srivastava.
Meanwhile, the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB), today said that it did not want to make any further submission.
"We do not want to make any other oral submission than whatever we have already made during the previous hearings," AIMPLB's counsel Bahar-u-Barqi said.
The board had earlier said it was unable to lay evidence whether there was a conspiracy to demolish the disputed structure on December 6, 1992. However, it had said that the
incident was planned.
The commission said after the conclusion of Uttar Pradesh government's arguments, counsel for respective party will be heard and fixed the next date of hearing for May 24.
The commission which was constituted immediately after the demolition of the Ram Janam Bhoomi Babri Masjid structure is hearing the final arguments from the contesting parties.
Bureau Report
