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Published 18:56 IST, November 21st 2019

Ayodhya case: Members can discuss review petition in Nov 26 meeting, says Zufar Farooqi

Amid reports of differences, Muslim body chairman Zufar Farooqi said members can discuss the issue in their November 26 meeting.

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Amid reports of differences in the UP Sunni Central Waqf Board over the filing of a review petition in the Ayodhya case, Muslim body chairman Zufar Farooqi said members can discuss the issue in their November 26 meeting.

Zufar Farooqi on review petition in Ayodhya Case

"I have been authorised to take a decision on behalf of the board but if any member has objection to it, he can raise it in the meeting scheduled for November 26 here," Farooqui said.

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The Sunni Central Waqf Board will take a decision on whether to accept land for building a mosque in Ayodhya at its meeting on November 26. Earlier, Farooqui had said that they would abide by the apex court decision and would not file a review petition. Responding to media reports about some members of the board favouring the review petition, Farooqi, who has opposed the suggestion, said he had been authorised through a resolution to take a decisions on behalf of the board.

"But most decisions are taken on the basis of the majority view and if there is any member who has any objection, it can be raised in the meeting," Farooqi said.

READ: AIMPLB For Review Of SC Verdict In Ayodhya Case, Against Taking Alternative 5-acre Plot

All-India Shia Personal Law Board supports AIMPLB

Meanwhile, the All-India Shia Personal Law Board has supported the AIMPLB stand of filing a review petition and declining the offer of five acres for the construction of a mosque. Their spokesman Maulana Yasoob Abbas said the Shia board was with the All-India Muslim Law Board in every manner. "If there is any doubt or complaint on the verdict, we have the legal right to file a review petition and we should not abstain from it," Abbas said.

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18:15 IST, November 21st 2019