In this episode of the Oddcast Show, hosts Kunal and Suved interact with Vishnu Jain, the Supreme Court lawyer renowned for being part of the team that won the landmark Ram Mandir case. Vishnuji shares insights on the intricacies of the case, the unique involvement of both Hindu and Muslim lawyers referencing diverse scriptures, and the divine significance felt throughout the proceedings. Through the interaction, there are some incredible insights into Hindu Shastric law, the concept of deity in Hinduism, and the judicial process behind resolving civilizational disputes. The conversation also covers broader topics such as the Places of Worship Act, Waqf Act, and ongoing efforts to restore other historical Hindu temples. This episode not only highlights the legal journey but emphasizes the cultural and spiritual devotion that drove this monumental legal battle.Remember to like, share and subscribe.

00:00 Introduction 02:05 The Divine Experience of the Ram Mandir Case03:30 Legal Arguments and Evidence in the Ram Mandir Case04:00 The Concept of Representative Suit and Its Importance04:24 Swami Ram Bhadracharya's Testimony and Historical Evidence05:54 The Supreme Court's Landmark Decision07:23 The Role of Hindu Deities in Legal Context07:53 The Significance of the Ram Mandir Verdict08:51 The Cosmic and Civilizational Importance of the Ram Mandir13:29 The Missing Pages of Babur Nama and Their Implications17:31 The British Influence and the 1855 Railing21:06 The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) Findings21:40 The Legal Battle and the Supreme Court Judgment40:39 The Places of Worship Act and Its Controversies44:23 Judicial Remedy and Fundamental Rights45:14 Religious Character and Legal Interpretations47:05 Constitutional Challenges and Supreme Court48:29 Barefoot Lawyers and Courtroom Beliefs50:08 The WAKF Act: Provisions and Controversies52:18 Draconian Laws and Property Rights57:01 Legal Remedies and Public Awareness01:06:41 Marijuana Laws in India01:10:44 Judicial Appointments and Collegium System01:14:44 Fighting for Temples and Cultural Heritage01:18:09 Conclusion#rammandir #temple #religion #hindy #muslim #waqf

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