Ayodhya Verdict: Mohammad Kaif Welcomes Supreme Court Judgment, Says ‘Idea of India Is Much Bigger Than Any Ideology’, Twitter Reacts

Mohammad Kaif, a former Indian batsman, welcomed the Ayodhya verdict and said that "Idea of India is much bigger than any ideology." Lauding the Supreme Court's judgement, the 38-year-old former cricketer also hoped everyone will be happy with the outcome and prayed for peace, love and harmony to prevail across the nation. In a landmark judgement, the Supreme Court-led five-judge constitutional panel on November 9 unanimously ruled that the disputed land in Ayodhya belonged to the Ramjanmabhoomi Nyas and that a separate 5-acre land will be allocated to the Waqf Board to construct a mosque. Ayodhya Verdict Highlights: Key Points From Supreme Court Judgment on Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid Land Dispute.

Reacting to the Ayodhya verdict, Kaif put out a tweet praising Judges Abdul Nazeer and KK Muhammed -- both were part of the five-bench constitutional bench that gave the Ayodhya verdict -- for their role in the historic decision. “This can happen only in India. Where a Justice Abdul Nazeer is a part of a unanimous verdict. And a KK Muhammed gives historical evidences. Idea of India is much bigger than any ideology can ever comprehend. May everyone be happy, I pray for peace, love & harmony,” said Kaif in his message.

Mohammad Kaif Welcomes Ayodhya Verdict

This can happen only in India.

Where a Justice Abdul Nazeer is a part of a unanimous verdict. And a KK Muhammed gives historical evidences. Idea of India is much bigger than any ideology can ever comprehend. May everyone be happy, I pray for peace,love & harmony #AYODHYAVERDICT

— Mohammad Kaif (@MohammadKaif) November 9, 2019

Fans were immensely impressed with Kaif's take and acceptance of the verdict and hailed the cricketer-turned-commentator. Kaif is also part of the Indian Premier League (IPL) as an assistant with the Delhi Capitals.

Thank You Kaif!!

KK Muhammad is a great Indian. You too are a great Indian. Thanks for your magnanimity.

— Chandra Gupta (@Chandra36605776) November 9, 2019

Kaif in Our Hearts

Kaif Sahab,

You played for India

You will be an INDIAN

We need people with the same mindset not like anti Indians

🙏 aap humaare dil me ho

— Aditya Shukla (@darbar_Aditya9) November 9, 2019

India is Proud of You

Thank you Kaif Miya...It’s people like you India is #veryproud and Allah aapko kush Rakhe.

— Aspiring_One (@One_Epitome) November 9, 2019

Truly Amazing India

Not only that... A Hindu lawyer Rajiv Dhawan argues strongly for Muslim side. Truly amazingly India!!

— Dharmendra Kumar (@Dharmen05798318) November 9, 2019

Everyone is a Hero

We are thankful to have such people in our communities .

Now both of them are heroes .

— Mayank thakur 🇮🇳 (@Iammonkmayank) November 9, 2019

Best Tweet of the Day

100% Best Tweet. https://t.co/sKiel1Ekd0

— ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (@HasdaaPunjab) November 9, 2019

Beauty of India

This is beauty of India sir.

And that is why western never like us.

— Jony Bravo (@Marwadi_gujju) November 9, 2019

Mohammad Kaif Has Won Everyone's Heart

Ek hi dil hai kitna baar jeetoge kaifu bhai♥️

— Funky 🐈 (@krchandan20) November 9, 2019

Meanwhile, the Supreme Court also ruled that possession of Ayodhya's contested property will vest in a trust to be formed by the Central government and also directed that representation in the trust may be given to Nirmohi Akhara, a litigant in the case. The five Judge bench presided over by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi directed that a suitable plot of land measuring five acres be allocated to Sunni Central Waqf Board to construct a mosque.

The land may be allotted by the Centre "out of the acquired land" or by the state government at a suitable place in Ayodhya. "It is necessary to provide restitution to the Muslim community for the unlawful destruction of their place of worship," it stated. The apex court gave the Centre three months time to formulate a scheme to set up a trust which will helm the construction of a temple at the site."

The Central Government shall make necessary provisions in regard to the functioning of trust or body including on matters relating to the management of the trust, powers of the trustees including the construction of a temple," the judgment stated.

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Nov 10, 2019 05:37 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).