New Delhi: The 9th day hearing in the Supreme Court on the Ayodhya case will begin today. A five-judge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi is likely to complete the debate today on behalf of Ram Lalla Virajman. In fact, on Tuesday, Ram Lalla's lawyer C S Vaidyanathan submitted his arguments in the court saying that there was a huge building under the mosque where it was built. It was reported that the items found during the excavation of the temple clearly made it a Hindu temple.
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On this, CS Vaidyanathan said that the structure under the Babri Masjid, its structure, the manner of construction and the signs of God, he points out that there was already a temple. At the same time, he said, the Muslim side first used to deny the structure of the temple, though he later said that the structure was there, though it was like an Islamic structure.
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In this case, further Vaidyanathan said, "I have put all the old facts and records before the court. Which proves that Ram Janmabhoomi is the birthplace of Lord Rama and people's allegiance to this place continues from the beginning. After the mosque collapse, a stone slab was found, including an inscription written in the 12or 13th century. The inscription is slightly damaged and the last two lines are heavily damaged. The text of the inscription is written in Sanskrit. The inscriptions are mentioned on the temple built in Saketa Mandal and are the place of birth of Lord Rama."
