Upendra Baxi, Former vice-chancellor, Delhi University
The resolution depends on whether the court decides to hear the case as a property dispute or as a matter of constitutional secularism with implications of a social nature. In the ...
To: National Human Rights Commission, National Commission for the Protection of Children, Office of the Chief Justice of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, Chief Minsiter of J &K, Planning Commission
It is unworthy to attribute political motives to the decision made by the Supreme Court on Ayodhya. The court has momentously done its best, writes professor of law, Upendra Baxi
