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Supreme Court Closes Petitions Seeking Monitored Probe In Ram Temple Case

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Hindustan TimesSupreme Court Closes Petitions Seeking Monitored Probe In Ram Temple Case
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Clarifying that it had not expressed any opinion on the merits of the allegations, the top court said that the petitioners could assist the proceedings on the same premise as the law permits victims of crime to assist the court.

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