Hyderabad, Oct. 6 -- Former Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud, widely seen as author of the Ayodhya Judgment on November 9, 2019, on Ranjan Gogoi Bench of the Supreme Court, had once famously said that he prayed to Deity for solution to Ayodhya dispute. Perhaps, his recent pronouncements seem to give it all away, whether Constitution was really applied, or was it some divine intervention that set the tone and tenor for adjudication of Babri Masjid case.

Decoding his own judgment in a spate of interviews to YouTube channels, Justice Chandrachud is clearly, explicitly explaining what was hinted at but left unsaid in as many words in the Supreme Court verdict. As a result, what is listed and discussed in the Ayodhya Judgment and what c...