Ayodhya hearing: No extra day to be given after October 18

Lucknow: The last date for the conclusion of hearing in the Ayodhya case is October 18, no more extra day would be given for the arguments said Supreme court.

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Chief Justice of India (CJI) Ranjan Gogoi, who is heading the five-judge bench said, "If arguments can’t get over by October 18, there won’t be an extra day.” The bench also comprises of Justices S A Bobde, D Y Chandrachud, Ashok Bhushan, and S Abdul Nazeer.

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The day to day hearings of Ayodhya dispute case has reached on the 37th day, in Ayodhya Dispute case at the Supreme court,Rajeev Dhawan, representing the Muslim stakeholder in the Ayodhya Land dispute claimed that the details of the mediation was leaked on Twitter which was demaned to kept confidential.

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Meanwhile Chief Justice of India, who is retiring in November has set a deadline for the case.

During Friday's hearing Muslim parties were replying to the submission done by Hindu parties, Rajeev Dhawan argued that "Hypothetically this judgment will affect every case where allegations of a mosque being built on a temple site are there. It has tremendous precedent value."

While the hopes of arriving at a settlement on the issue seems to be far fetched as Ramlalla Virajman, one of the three main parties to the suit, said no to further mediation.

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