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Ayodhya hearing to begin from tomorrow

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Publish: Mon, 4 Dec 2017 (16:09 IST) Updated: Mon, 4 Dec 2017 (16:11 IST)
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Ayodhya : The Supreme Court on Tuesday will commence day-to-day hearing in the vexed Ayodhya title suit.



Twenty five years back on 6th of December 1992, the disputed structure at Ayodhya was demolished by the Kar Sevaks.

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