SC verdict on Ayodhya: PM Modi, CM Yogi urge people to maintain peace

New Delhi: The Supreme Court's judgement in the Ayodhya land dispute case should not viewed as a matter of victory or loss for any community, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday.

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In a series of tweets, the prime minister appealed to the people to maintain peace after the Supreme Court pronounces the verdict in the communally-sensitive case on Saturday.

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"The Supreme Court verdict on Ayodhya would not be a matter of victory or loss. My appeal to countrymen is that it should be our priority that the verdict should strengthen India's great tradition of peace, unity and amity," he said.

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Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath has also tweeted on Ayodhya land dispute. He wrote, 'I appeal to the people of the state to ignore the rumors. The administration is fully committed to protecting everyone and maintaining law and order in the state. If anyone tries to play with the law and order, strict action will be taken against him.'

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He also tweeted, 'In view of the possible verdict given by the Supreme Court in relation to the Ayodhya case, there is an appeal to the people of the state that the coming decision should not be seen as a win-loss combination.'