Thursday, December 5, 2019
Latest and Trending News | Headlines & live Updates at
  • Home
  • National
    • All
    • Politics
    Survey worker injured at Goa’s biggest waste dump

    Survey worker injured at Goa’s biggest waste dump

    CAB to be discussed in Parliament

    CAB to be discussed in Parliament

    These chain of events are a threat to democracy: Bengal governor

    These chain of events are a threat to democracy: Bengal governor

    DTC buses to get CCTVs, panic buttons

    DTC buses to get CCTVs, panic buttons

    ‘No new coal’ policy to be followed by TN, Rajasthan and Karnataka

    ‘No new coal’ policy to be followed by TN, Rajasthan and Karnataka

    Unnao rape case: Rape victim set ablaze, suffers 90 per cent burn injuries

    Unnao rape case: Rape victim set ablaze, suffers 90 per cent burn injuries

    RBI kept repo rate unchanged, Indian equity market faces shock

    RBI kept repo rate unchanged, Indian equity market faces shock

    Nirbhaya gang rape case: Meerut hangman to execute four Nirbhaya convicts

    Nirbhaya gang rape case: Meerut hangman to execute four Nirbhaya convicts

    BJP fumes as police baton charge on protesting Hindu Jagran Manch activists

    BJP fumes as police baton charge on protesting Hindu Jagran Manch activists

    Trending Tags

    • World
    • Science & Technology
    • Entertainment
    • Sports
    • Gallery
      • Video GalleryNew
      • Cartoon Gallery
      • Photo Gallery
    • Forum
    • Write For Us
    • Opinion
    • Our Team
    No Result
    View All Result
    • Home
    • National
      • All
      • Politics
      Survey worker injured at Goa’s biggest waste dump

      Survey worker injured at Goa’s biggest waste dump

      CAB to be discussed in Parliament

      CAB to be discussed in Parliament

      These chain of events are a threat to democracy: Bengal governor

      These chain of events are a threat to democracy: Bengal governor

      DTC buses to get CCTVs, panic buttons

      DTC buses to get CCTVs, panic buttons

      ‘No new coal’ policy to be followed by TN, Rajasthan and Karnataka

      ‘No new coal’ policy to be followed by TN, Rajasthan and Karnataka

      Unnao rape case: Rape victim set ablaze, suffers 90 per cent burn injuries

      Unnao rape case: Rape victim set ablaze, suffers 90 per cent burn injuries

      RBI kept repo rate unchanged, Indian equity market faces shock

      RBI kept repo rate unchanged, Indian equity market faces shock

      Nirbhaya gang rape case: Meerut hangman to execute four Nirbhaya convicts

      Nirbhaya gang rape case: Meerut hangman to execute four Nirbhaya convicts

      BJP fumes as police baton charge on protesting Hindu Jagran Manch activists

      BJP fumes as police baton charge on protesting Hindu Jagran Manch activists

      Trending Tags

      • World
      • Science & Technology
      • Entertainment
      • Sports
      • Gallery
        • Video GalleryNew
        • Cartoon Gallery
        • Photo Gallery
      • Forum
      • Write For Us
      • Opinion
      • Our Team
      No Result
      View All Result
      Latest and Trending News | Headlines & live Updates at
      No Result
      View All Result
      Home Latest

      Central dome becomes the focal point in Ayodhya hearing

      Our Correspondent by Our Correspondent
      September 18, 2019
      in Latest, National
      0 0
      0
      Central dome becomes the focal point in Ayodhya hearing

      RelatedPosts

      Survey worker injured at Goa’s biggest waste dump

      Survey worker injured at Goa’s biggest waste dump

      2 hours ago
      CAB to be discussed in Parliament

      CAB to be discussed in Parliament

      2 hours ago
      ADVERTISEMENT
      ADVERTISEMENT

      The Supreme Court on Wednesday told the Muslim parties that Hindus may have attached divinity to th e central dome at the disputed structure in Ayodhya, and that they prayed to it.

      The Muslim parties contested it, contending that the Hindu belief was that Lord Ram was born on the ‘Chabutra’ (platform) in the outer courtyard. On the contrary, Hindus parties claim that Lord Ram was born in the inner courtyard located within the central dome, and that it is located 40 feet from the outer courtyard.

      A Constitution bench comprising five judges and headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi is conducting the daily hearing on the matter.

      Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, one of the judges on the bench, queried senior advocate Rajeev Dhavan, who represents Sunni Central Waqf Board and other Muslim parties, “Maybe Ram Chabutra was a creation of 1885 and that it coincides with the setting up of a railing (which prohibited the entry into the inner courtyard). Why was Ram Chabutra set up in the close proximity of the railing? Hindus believed some divinity in the central dome and this is the reason they were praying at the railing.”

      Dhavan equated this observation from the judge as “conjecture”. The judge replied that he is referring to a scenario in 1885, when in a suit it was decided that Muslims were praying inside in the Masjid and Hindus were praying outside at the ‘Chabutra’.

      Dhavan replied that the whole area was walled. Justice S.A. Bobde re-inquired whether the whole area was walled. Dhavan insisted that “we cannot assume a situation existing before 1885. At this, Justice Ashok Bhushan, another judge on the bench, quipped that witnesses have said that Hindus were used to go inside (in the inner courtyard) to pray”. Dhavan did not relent, instead in a strong tone replied that witnesses can say what they want.

      Justice Bobde supported Justice Bhushan stating that they (Hindus) prayed at the railing, “there is evidence in support of this claim”. “There is oral evidence where they say Hindus prayed at the railing”, observed the court.

      Justice Chandrachud queried Dhavan that reference to the ‘Chabutra’ came (for the first time) after the railing or barrier was set up, and then Hindus praying at this barrier emerged as the focal point of worship. The judges on the bench continued probing Dhavan on the same issue.

      “Three points require attention: prior to 1855, Hindus & Muslims went inside the central dome, in 1857 Hindus could not go inside due to the railing and in the later years, the question was why this railing came up”, observed the court quizzing Dhavan. He reiterated in a strong tone that it is “conjecture”, as Joseph Tiefenthaler in 1770 AD pointed out that Lord Ram was born at ‘Bedi’ or cradle at the outer courtyard.

      Justice Chandrachud retorted, “Why do people pray at the railing? You pray as you believe divinity is ahead and not at your back.” Justice Bhushan insisted that Hindus went to the railing because they believed they are praying before the birthplace of Lord Ram. Dhavan said they could have gone to the railing to destroyed the place.

      The judges replied: “People were praying at the railing hoping that they are praying at the birthplace.” Justice Bobde asked Dhavan to submit the list of evidences with reference to the railing to the court. Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi insisted that submission should take place as soon as possible.

      At the end of the hearing, senior advocate C.S. Vaidyanathan, who appeared for Ram Lalla Virajman, told the court that Tiefenthaler referred to Hindus praying inside the building, and that ‘Chabutra’ came later.

      According to the Muslim parties’ submission, Tiefenthaler recorded that Aurangzeb demolished the fortress called ‘Ramcote’ and erected on the site a Mohammedan temple with a triple dome, and that according to others, it was erected by Babur. “Tiefenthaler also mentions a ‘bedi’ (craddle) and states that it was on this where ‘Beshan’ (Vishnu) was born in the form of Ram”, mentions the submission.

      Muslim parties argued that Tiefenthaler has to be read with witnesses’ version on behalf of the Nirmohi Akhara, a party contesting against the Muslims suit, stating that Ram Chabutara was also called ‘Bedi’. Therefore, it establishes the Hindu belief that Lord Ram was born at the ‘Chabutara’.

      The arguments will continue tomorrow.

      Fourteen appeals have been filed in the top court against the 2010 Allahabad High Court judgement which had partitioned the 2.77-acre land in Ayodhya equally among the three parties — Ram Lalla, the Nirmohi Akhara and Sunni Waqf Board.

      Tags: AyodhyaHindusLord RamMuslimSupreme Court
      ShareTweetShareShare
      Previous Post

      BJP President Amit Shah will address NRC convention in Kolkata in October

      Next Post

      One language can do the work of unifying the country: Thalaiva Rajinikath on one language theory

      Next Post
      One language can do the work of unifying the country: Thalaiva Rajinikath on one language theory

      One language can do the work of unifying the country: Thalaiva Rajinikath on one language theory

      Union Minister of State for Environment Babul Supriyo takes auto to reach airport

      Union Minister of State for Environment Babul Supriyo takes auto to reach airport

      Leave a Reply Cancel reply

      Your email address will not be published.

      Stay Connected

      • 1.7k Fans
      • 600 Followers
      • 2.1k Subscribers

      Currently Playing

      Who is responsible for the current widespread radicalization in Kerala?

      Who is responsible for the current widespread radicalization in Kerala?

      Who is responsible for the current widespread radicalization in Kerala?

      Latest
      Has Uddhav Thackeray betrayed Hindu vote by allying with Sonia Gandhi?

      Has Uddhav Thackeray betrayed Hindu vote by allying with Sonia Gandhi?

      Latest
      Is JNU protesting peacefully or is it goondaism and a streetfight?

      Is JNU protesting peacefully or is it goondaism and a streetfight?

      Latest
      Shiv Sena betrays Hindu vote for CM post

      Shiv Sena betrays Hindu vote for CM post

      Latest
      Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha given Justice after decades in Ayodhya

      Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha given Justice after decades in Ayodhya

      Latest
      • Trending
      • Comments
      • Latest
      Lisa Ray is all set to play a lesbian girl in Amazon Prime Video

      Lisa Ray to essay a lesbian in Amazon’s Four More Shots Please!

      January 22, 2019
      Moon lander Vikram located by Orbiter: ISRO

      Moon lander Vikram located by Orbiter: ISRO

      September 10, 2019
      Maharashtra: Fadnavis, Ajit Pawar quit after 80 hours in power

      Maharashtra: Fadnavis, Ajit Pawar quit after 80 hours in power

      November 27, 2019
      Bihar: Daughter of a Court Peon set to be judge in Bihar

      Bihar: Daughter of a Court Peon set to be judge in Bihar

      December 3, 2019
      Bihar: Daughter of a Court Peon set to be judge in Bihar

      Bihar: Daughter of a Court Peon set to be judge in Bihar

      1
      Sudan blast: Indian workers’ families in anticipation

      Sudan blast: Indian workers’ families in anticipation

      December 5, 2019
      NASA unravels Sun’s mysteries

      NASA unravels Sun’s mysteries

      December 5, 2019
      Sri Lankan interim government set to protect ecosystem

      Sri Lankan interim government set to protect ecosystem

      December 5, 2019
      Shared motherhood technique successful on first try in UK

      Shared motherhood technique successful on first try in UK

      December 5, 2019

      New title

      https://www.facebook.com/indiaawarenews/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel&eid=ARAjtBv9LWmItSXjfla7OE-ID1DyXPCwJ5MpSoVKbgY0Xc_G0blUht9CfUJUKuyIc4m18Bkue6ei1Rz9

      Recent News

      Sudan blast: Indian workers’ families in anticipation

      Sudan blast: Indian workers’ families in anticipation

      December 5, 2019
      NASA unravels Sun’s mysteries

      NASA unravels Sun’s mysteries

      December 5, 2019
      Sri Lankan interim government set to protect ecosystem

      Sri Lankan interim government set to protect ecosystem

      December 5, 2019
      Shared motherhood technique successful on first try in UK

      Shared motherhood technique successful on first try in UK

      December 5, 2019
      Load More
      Latest and Trending News | Headlines & live Updates

      India today is a dynamic and fast growing nation. For millennia, it has been the land that has nourished both mind and body. Its philosophy that stems from a prehistoric oral tradition has carried on through the ages, influencing and creating leaders that have changed the course of the world. India has over the ages, withstood, multiple attacks on its very idea of plurality and continues to fight foreign ideologies. The new online information tsunami also brings in disinformation, and it’s here that India Aware steps in and promises to seek out balanced and unbiased facts, and bring to you information without blindingly trying to discredit anything that stems from our glorious past.

      Browse by Category

      Translator

      Recent News

      Sudan blast: Indian workers’ families in anticipation

      Sudan blast: Indian workers’ families in anticipation

      December 5, 2019
      NASA unravels Sun’s mysteries

      NASA unravels Sun’s mysteries

      December 5, 2019

      Follow Us

      © 2018 India-Aware.com - Maintained and developed by India-Aware Team.

      No Result
      View All Result
      • Home
      • National
      • World
      • Science & Technology
      • Entertainment
      • Sports
      • Gallery
        • Video Gallery
        • Cartoon Gallery
        • Photo Gallery
      • Forum
      • Write For Us
      • Opinion
      • Our Team

      © 2018 India-Aware.com - Maintained and developed by India-Aware Team.

      Login to your account below

      Forgotten Password?

      Fill the forms bellow to register

      All fields are required. Log In

      Retrieve your password

      Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

      Log In
      Support India Aware