Litigants in the Ram Janambhoomi-Babri Masjid title suits in Ayodhya hope for an early verdict as the Supreme Court begins hearing of the matter from Monday.
Both Hindu and Muslim plaintiffs in the case said that they would abide by the verdict of the apex court and asked the politicians not to ''politicise'' the issue and attempt to gain mileage.
''We hope for an early decision in the matter...we have full faith in the Supreme Court and we will abide by its verdict,'' Iqbal Ansari, son of the oldest Ayodhya litigant Mohammed Hashim Ansari said on Sunday.
''All parties should wait for the apex court decision and also pledge to abide by the same,'' he remarked.
Acharya Satyendra Das, the main priest at the makeshift Ram Temple in Ayodhya also expressed hope that the court would deliver its verdict in the near future and the issue would be resolved.
The saints associated with Nirmohi Akhara, which was one of the main plaintiffs in the suits, also said that they wanted an early decision from the court.
Hearing of the matter would start in the apex court from Monday by a newly constituted bench.
The issue once again hogged the limelight after some saffron outfits and BJP leaders demanded a Parliamentary legislation for the construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya.