- An appointment is needed in the high court due to extraordinary security realities, coinciding with Netanyahu's expectation that petitions will be rejected.
- The judicial body faces political challenges regarding appointments and executive checks involving high court institutions.
- The PM Office is accused of influencing appointments, while the Trust itself questions the Supreme Court's oversight of a construction project.
Narendra Modi and the central government are facing scrutiny over inconsistent policies regarding appointments to the Ayodhya Trust.
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What happened
Narendra Modi and the central government are facing scrutiny over inconsistent policies regarding appointments to the Ayodhya Trust.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Narendra Modi
Prime Minister of India since 2014
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central government
state function
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Ayodhya
city in Uttar Pradesh, India
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- Rajesh Pandey questions the Trust's selection process while it operates in the Ramkot area of Ayodhya.
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- The Trust oversees construction in Ayodhya, and Champat Rai has stepped down from his role within the organization.
- A Trust is operating in the Ayodhya region of Uttar Pradesh, while Yogi Adityanath serves as the state's Chief Minister.