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Muslim board, other bodies dissatisfied with Ayodhya verdict

Updated At : 08:38 PM Nov 09, 2019 IST

They said the court had done a “balancing act” in its judgment by giving the site for the temple and providing five-acre land for construction of the mosque.

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