The Hindu : Muslim Personal Law Board denies talks with PM on Ayodhya

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National \| Previous \| Next Muslim Personal Law Board denies talks with PM on Ayodhya By Our Special Correspondent NEW DELHI, AUG. 28. The All India Muslim Personal Law Board has today categorically stated that the Prime Minister, Mr. A.B.Vajpayee, has not held any discussions on the Ayodhya issue with any significant group of Muslims so far. In a statement released here today, it was pointed out that during the Prime Minister's recent visit to Lucknow some Shia and Sunni Muslim groups had met him. But Qazi Maulana Abdus Sami of Kanpur, who led the Sunni delegation had ``vehemently denied'' having had ``any talk on the crucial issue of Ayodhya with the Prime Minister.'' Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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National \| Previous \| Next Muslim Personal Law Board denies talks with PM on Ayodhya By Our Special Correspondent NEW DELHI, AUG. 28. The All India Muslim Personal Law Board has today categorically stated that the Prime Minister, Mr. A.B.Vajpayee, has not held any discussions on the Ayodhya issue with any significant group of Muslims so far. In a statement released here today, it was pointed out that during the Prime Minister's recent visit to Lucknow some Shia and Sunni Muslim groups had met him. But Qazi Maulana Abdus Sami of Kanpur, who led the Sunni delegation had ``vehemently denied'' having had ``any talk on the crucial issue of Ayodhya with the Prime Minister.'' Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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