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The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine a question of constitutional law as to whether a Hindu can be the chairman of the famed Maha Bodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, and if the managing committee can be dominated by Hindus instead of Buddhists. A bench of justices Altamas Kabir and SS Nijjar asked Attorney General GE Vahanvati to assist the court in the matter and posted it for further hearing on Friday.
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