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The video discusses the historical and current status of a site torn down by Hindu mobs in 1992, now in ruins with a makeshift Ram Temple. Hindu nationalists aim to build a full temple. The Allahabad High Court ruled the land should be divided among a Hindu deity, a Hindu nationalist group, and the Sunni Wakh Board.

What significant event took place at the site in 1992?

• The site was abandoned.

• A new temple was built.

• The site was declared a heritage site.

• Mobs tore down a structure.

What do several Hindu nationalists aspire to do at the site?

• Establish a park.

• Construct a fully fledged Ram Temple.

• Create a community center.

• Build a museum.

What is the current state of the site as mentioned in the transcript?

• It is a protected wildlife area.

• It has been completely rebuilt.

• It is in ruins with a makeshift Ram Temple.

• It is a bustling tourist attraction.

According to the Allahabad High Court, how should the land be divided?

• Kept as a single entity.

• Into three parts for different groups.

• Into two parts for Hindus and Muslims.

• Equally among all religious groups.

Which groups are mentioned in the court's ruling for land division?

• Hindu deity, Hindu nationalist group, Sunni Wakh Board.

• Hindu deity, Christian community, Sunni Wakh Board.

• Hindu nationalist group, Buddhist community, Sunni Wakh Board.

• Hindu deity, Sikh community, Sunni Wakh Board.