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Allahabad HC’s statement opens a new debate on religious sites. Courts must tie loose ends

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Allahabad HC says Places of Worship Act is not an absolute bar on defining religious character of a site. This opens a new line of debate. It’s imperative to distinguish between right to worship pleas and stealthy attempts at altering a site’s status. The courts must tie the loose ends.

In light of this, it is essential to consider the implications of the Places of Worship Act and how it interacts with ongoing legal disputes regarding religious sites.

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