#AyodhyaVerdict: Netizens React to Supreme Court Judgment

Social media is abuzz with reactions, comments and debates over the Ayodhya land dispute verdict.

The much-anticipated day is here and social media is abuzz with reactions, comments and debates about the Ayodhya land dispute verdict, which was delivered by Supreme Court on Saturday, 9 November.

A five-judge Bench of the Supreme Court gave the judgment that the disputed land would be given to Hindus and an alternative land, measuring 5 acres, will be allotted to Sunni Waqf Board.

#AYODHYAVERDICT, #MandirwahiBanega, #AyodhyaCase and many other similar hashtags took social media by storm. As the verdict inched closer, the hashtags began trending and found place in the top positions.

Let’s have a look at how netizens reacted to the verdict of this decade-old dispute.

Getting calls from my muslim folks congratulating me for Ram Mandir verdict. I congratulated them back for the bhavya mosque to be build at ayodhya. Aaj sabki jit hui hai, India & Indians has won today, no one has lost . Peace and harmony to everyone. #AYODHYAVERDICT

— Sumit kadel (@SumitkadeI) November 9, 2019

• Article 370
• Surgical Strike
• VIP to EPI
• Development as key agenda
• India's global image

And now #Ayodhya.

Even his political opponents will agree that PM @narendramodi has proved to be India's boldest and most decisive PM ever.

— Siddarth Jain (@siddarth_jain) November 8, 2019

The pictures of Waqf board & Hindu mahasabha both accepting the verdict, and invoking the message of communal harmony is heartwarming. Everybody wants to move on. Thank you.#AYODHYAVERDICT

— Gabbbar (@GabbbarSingh) November 9, 2019

Satyameva Jayate. The spiritual and inclusive ethos of this ancient land has been upheld. A verdict that both the communities can together rejoice in. Time & again @srisri has proved that meditation & mediation always (& eventually) works... #AyodhyaVerdict

— Dinesh Ghodke (@DineshGhodke) November 9, 2019

Ram Lalla Back From Exile

Soul of India. Maryada Purushottam. He was exiled once. His return heralded Ram Rajya.

He was then exiled again. He returns again. The history of our civilization turns again. #AYODHYAVERDICT

— Akhilesh Mishra (@amishra77) November 9, 2019

After almost 500 years of being deprived of his own place, Lord Ram comes from the longest exile back to where he belongs, to everything that he owns, the universe, the world and the ayodhya. Jai Shree Ram. 🙏🏻#AYODHYAVERDICT pic.twitter.com/9JJp8dfOa2

— vnshanmukh (@vnshanmukh9) November 9, 2019

#RamMandir
Finally 491 years of struggle of every Hindu comes to and end.
Lord Ram returning to Ayodhya#RamMandir pic.twitter.com/kNTPmRqRRS

— Nirbhay Patel (@NirbhayPatel77) November 9, 2019

Some Questions Remain

Mandir wahi banayga is now the state's official position. #AYODHYAVERDICT

— Umair Javed (@umairjav) November 9, 2019

Don't let this distract you from the fact that the economy is still tanking. And no matter which side you're on... praying won't help.

— Sayantan Ghosh (@sayantansunnyg) November 9, 2019

Sad that no school, college or hospital will be built at Ram Janambhoomi. Now we don’t have any option but to worship Shri Ram #AYODHYAVERDICT

— Ra_Bies 2.0 (@Ra_Bies) November 9, 2019

The SC said that Muslims couldn’t prove they were rightful owners of the land on which the #BabriMasjid stood. In other words, the illegal demolition of the mosque was legal?

— Irena Akbar (@irenaakbar) November 9, 2019

As Always, Jokes Abound

Akshay Kumar after the #AYODHYAVERDICT:
"Script kidhar hai?" pic.twitter.com/ke4nrNI99m

— अमन🇮🇳 (@TheAlteria) November 9, 2019

#AYODHYAVERDICT
Amit shah discussing plan to built temple with bob the builder #mandirwahibanega 🔥🔥🔥💪💪 pic.twitter.com/9W2f80Rpy5

— Ajay gangwal (@Ajaygangwal2) November 9, 2019

Word : Supreme Court

Synonym : #AYODHYAVERDICT #AyodhyaCase pic.twitter.com/0UEqHs8Rau

— Tweetera🐦 (@DoctorrSays) November 9, 2019