Lucknow: The Uttar Pradesh Sunni Central Waqf Board has asked the Supreme Court to seek 'complete justice' in the Ayodhya case. The board has also said that whatever proposal it has placed before the arbitration panel set up in the Ayodhya case is for the good of the country and will be approved by all the peace-loving people of Hindustan.
Chairman of the board Zufar Farooqui said on Sunday that the board had proposed to the arbitration panel after holding talks with all its members. He has said that the issue of Ayodhya is very sensitive and the stance of important parties related to it can affect the future of the country, so it has to be handled very well. Farooqui said that he is confident that the Supreme Court will 'complete justice' on the case.
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He said, 'Any proposal we have made before the arbitration panel is in the good of the country and if the court approves it then all the favored Hindus will agree to it. According to India TV News.com, he said that at this time too many people are supporting us. Since there are legal reasons, we cannot disclose the proposal made to the arbitration panel.
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