The Supreme Court of India on Saturday gave a historic verdict on the Ayodhya land dispute case, ruling in favour of the Hindus allowing the construction of Ram temple on the disputed site. The unanimous judgment ordered a 5.1 acres land on an alternate location for the construction of the mosque. "This Court is tasked with the resolution of a dispute whose origins are as old as the idea of India itself. The disputed site has been a flash point of continued conflagration over decades," said the five-judge Constitution Bench that heard the case for 40 days before delivering its much-anticipated verdict.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday welcomed Supreme Court’s verdict on the Ayodhya's disputed land case, urging people to maintain peace and harmony as the dispute has finally come to an end.

With Supreme Court set to announce its verdict on the sensitive Ayodhya land dispute case, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath urged people to maintain peace and harmony.

All the states and Union Territories have been put on alert ahead of Supreme Court's verdict in the Ram Temple-Babri Mosque title suit case. Centre issued an advisory to the concerned authorities requesting adequate security at sensitive places, the Ministry of Home Affairs has asked them to ensure "no untoward incident takes place anywhere" following the verdict.

In another rally at Ambedkar Nagar, he attacked BSP supremo Mayawati, saying that she used the name of BR Ambedkar to fetch the votes but did everything opposite to his principals.

Days before Priyanka Gandhi Vadra is scheduled to visit Ayodhya, posters portraying her as 'Ram Bhakt' have emerged across the city. The posters also feature Congress President Rahul Gandhi on the other side of the poster.

The Supreme Court on Friday referred the politically sensitive Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid land dispute case for mediation. It formed a panel of mediators and appointed former apex court judge Justice (retd) F M I Kallifulla as chairperson.

The Supreme Court on Thursday deferred the Ayodhya title dispute to January 29, saying that the five judge bench to hear the case will be reconstituted as Justice U.U. Lalit has recused himself.

A major section of Muslim community in Ayodhya has started moving off the place amid security concerns rising with Ram Mandir construction conflicts.

The 'Super Sunday' in Ayodhya passed off peacefully and turned out to be a win-win for all the stakeholders, with the right-wing outfit Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) managing to mobilise crowds for its "Dharma Sabha" and succeeding in bringing the Ram temple issue to centre stage, and the state government successfully warding off any untoward incident.