There seems to be no end to the Temple-Mosque disputes in India. After Ayodhya, claims have emerged regarding a mosque allegedly being built after the demolition of a temple in U.P.'s Sambhal. What does the Places of Worship Act, 1991, say about such disputes? Did the Ayodhya judgment set a legal precedent? And what about maintaining communal harmony?

In the latest episode of the ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, J. Sai Deepak, a Senior Advocate at the Supreme Court of India and the Delhi High Court, delves into several pressing issues. He shares his insights on Tamil Nadu's political landscape, the broader dynamics of Indian politics, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's advocacy for the 'Secular Civil Code'.

Additionally, he sheds light on the challenges faced by the Hindu community in Bangladesh and discusses the implications of these issues on India's socio-political fabric.

00:00 - Introduction

01:56 - Sambhal Mosque Row

06:58 - Conversion of Worship Sites

15:58 - Pending Cases in Mosque-Temple Disputes

19:32 - The Places of Worship Act, 1991

22:37 - Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb

26:11 - Historians and Temple-Mosque Disputes

30:49 - Justice R.F. Nariman on Ayodhya Verdict

33:48 - How Many Temples Were Destroyed

36:51 - Attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh

47:06 - Snap Reaction on Asaduddin Owaisi

49:31 - Snap Reaction on D.Y. Chandrachud

52:26 - Snap Reaction on K. Annamalai

56:43 - Snap Reaction on PM Narendra Modi

01:03:07 - Snap Reaction on Omar Abdullah

01:05:30 - Snap Reaction on Rahul Gandhi

01:10:11 - Snap Reaction on Udayanidhi Stalin

01:11:11 - Thalapathy Vijay in Tamil Nadu's Politics

01:15:21 - Social Media Fan Following

01:16:40 - J. Sai Deepak's 3rd Book

01:18:26 - Senior Advocates and Junior Advocates in Court

01:21:22 - Nepotism in the Judiciary

01:25:06 - PM's Push for 'Secular Civil Code'