Claims and disputes
One would have thought that with the end of the Ayodhya case, disputes over places of worship had come to an end, or had been resolved. Surprisingly, they have only begun. The Gyanvapi case is one such example. If the argument in this particular case is to be accepted, there are sure to be disputes all over the country, over temples and mosques, and there would be very little time left for the judiciary to resolve meaningful disputes.
One begins to feel that the Supreme Court of India should have declared Ayodhya a monument.
