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Babri demolition: what CBI judge said in his verdict 

'Accused BJP&nbsp;leaders in fact tried to stop mosque demolition,' the CBI&nbsp;judge noted while acquitting&nbsp;the accused. Here are some other observations from the historic Babri&nbsp;Masjid verdict.&nbsp;

Babri demolition verdict: what the CBI judge said The CBI special court judge BK Yadav who acquitted all the 32 accused in the case of conspiracy to demolition the 16th century&nbsp;Mughal Mosque noted that the razing of the Babri Maasjid by the karsevaks on December 6, 1992 was not planned. Rejecting claims of 351 witnesses and 600 documents that the CBI had submitted as evidence, the judgement also notes that there is not much proof against the accused which included BJP veterans LK Advani and Murli Manohar Joshi. The judge noted that the authencity of audios and videos submitted by the CBI can't be proven. Noting that the audio of their speeches were not clear, Judge Yadav went on to note that ant-social elements tore down the mosque and the accused leaders had in fact tried to stop them.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Special court verdict in Babri demolition case today

A special CBI court in Lucknow will deliver the much-awaited judgment in the 1992&nbsp;Babri&nbsp;Masjid demolition case in which BJP veterans L K Advani and Murli Manohar Joshi are among the accused on Wednesday.&nbsp;CBI judge SK Yadav had on September 16 directed all the&nbsp;32 surviving&nbsp;accused to remain present in the court on the day of the judgment.&nbsp;The accused include former deputy prime minister Advani, former Union ministers Joshi and Uma Bharti, former Uttar Pradesh chief minister Kalyan Singh, besides Vinay Katiyar and Sadhvi&nbsp;Rithambara.&nbsp;With both Bharti and Singh convalescing in separate hospitals after coronavirus infection, it&nbsp;is highly unlikely&nbsp;that&nbsp;they would be present in the court at the time of pronouncement of order.&nbsp;Singh, during whose tenure as chief minister of Uttar Pradesh the disputed structure was demolished, was put on trial in September last year after his tenure as governor of Rajasthan came to an end.&nbsp;Champat&nbsp;Rai, the general secretary of the trust in charge of constructing the Ram temple, is also among those accused.&nbsp;

Special court verdict in Babri demolition case on Wednesday

A special CBI court in Lucknow will deliver the much-awaited judgment in the 1992&nbsp;Babri&nbsp;Masjid demolition case in which BJP veterans L K Advani and Murli Manohar Joshi are among the accused on Wednesday.&nbsp;CBI judge SK Yadav had on September 16 directed all the&nbsp;32 surviving&nbsp;accused to remain present in the court on the day of the judgment.&nbsp;The accused include former deputy prime minister Advani, former Union ministers Joshi and Uma Bharti, former Uttar Pradesh chief minister Kalyan Singh, besides Vinay Katiyar and Sadhvi&nbsp;Rithambara.&nbsp;With both Bharti and Singh convalescing in separate hospitals after coronavirus infection, it&nbsp;is highly unlikely&nbsp;that&nbsp;they would be present in the court at the time of pronouncement of order.&nbsp;Singh, during whose tenure as chief minister of Uttar Pradesh the disputed structure was demolished, was put on trial in September last year after his tenure as governor of Rajasthan came to an end.&nbsp;Champat&nbsp;Rai, the general secretary of the trust in charge of constructing the Ram temple, is also among those accused.&nbsp;

Babri verdict: Advani, Joshi to seek exemption from appearance

Veteran BJP leaders LK Advani and Murli Manohar Joshi, who are among the accused in the Babri masjid demolition case, are likely to seek exemption from personal appearance when a special CBI court announces its verdict on Wednesday.

Veteran BJP leaders LK Advani and Murli Manohar Joshi, who are among the accused in the Babri masjid demolition case, are likely to seek exemption from personal appearance when a special CBI court announces its verdict on Wednesday. The law says all accused persons have to be physically present in the court on the day of verdict. But some of the 32 accused &ndash; including Advani and Joshi -- may ask the court to allow them to appear via video conference, citing their advanced age and the coronavirus pandemic, the Hindustan Times has reported quoting their lawyer. Another accused Uma Bharati is admitted in AIIMS after testing positive for Covid-19.

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