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Patent US5637368 - Adhesive tape having antistatic properties - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsAn antistatic adhesive article which comprises an adhesive layer and utilizes vanadium oxide to impart antistatic properties to the article. The article is preferably an adhesive tape or sheet. The adhesive may be pressure sensitive or non-pressure sensitive. The vanadium oxide may be incorporated into...http://www.google.com/patents/US5637368?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5637368 - Adhesive tape having antistatic propertiesAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5637368 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/049,710Publication dateJun 10, 1997Filing dateApr 20, 1993Priority dateJun 4, 1992Fee statusPaidAlso published asCA2159334A1, DE69432981D1, DE69432981T2, EP0695330A1, EP0695330B1, WO1994024218A1Publication number049710, 08049710, US 5637368 A, US 5637368A, US-A-5637368, US5637368 A, US5637368AInventorsDavid A. Cadalbert, Eric D. Morrison, Tamara L. Johnson, William L. Kausch, David R. Boston, Wayne K. Larson, Steven T. HedrickOriginal AssigneeMinnesota Mining And Manufacturing CompanyExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (45), Non-Patent Citations (24), Referenced by (42), Classifications (51), Legal Events (5) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAdhesive tape having antistatic properties
US 5637368 AAbstract
An antistatic adhesive article which comprises an adhesive layer and utilizes vanadium oxide to impart antistatic properties to the article. The article is preferably an adhesive tape or sheet. The adhesive may be pressure sensitive or non-pressure sensitive. The vanadium oxide may be incorporated into or onto the tape from an aqueous dispersion.
1. An adhesive tape or sheet comprising (a) an exposed adhesive layer selected from the group consisting of pressure sensitive adhesives, and heat or radiation activated adhesives, and (b) a sufficient concentration of vanadium oxide so as to impart antistatic properties to the tape or sheet.
This is a continuation-in-part of application U.S. Ser. No. 07/893,279 filed Jun. 4, 1992 now U.S. Pat. No. 5,427,835.
This invention relates to adhesive tapes and sheets that employ a vanadium oxide as an antistatic component.
A build-up of electrical charges, known as "static electricity", can discharge suddenly and cause undesirable sparking particularly in rolled up articles such as adhesive tapes and sheets. It is known in the art that antistatic materials can avoid or compensate for the build-up of static electricity.
Briefly, the present invention provides an adhesive tape or sheet which employs a vanadium oxide, preferably a colloidal vanadium oxide, as an antistatic coating or layer. Antistatic coatings derived from aqueous dispersions of vanadium oxide are particularly desirable because they avoid environmental and waste disposal problems associated with organic solvents. Colloidal dispersions of vanadium oxide useful in the present invention provide a highly dispersed form of vanadium oxide which exhibits desirable morphology, particle size, and dispersion properties useful for the preparation of tapes and sheets.
Colloidal dispersions of vanadium oxide can be prepared as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,203,769, and in the copending application U.S. Ser. No. 07/893,504, filed Jun. 4, 1992. Both of these documents are incorporated herein by reference with respect to the preparation of such dispersions.
The present invention is further described in the following examples. In these examples certain tests were performed to demonstrate the antistatic characteristics and adhesion properties of the invention. These tests were as follows:
In the Examples below, the antistatic properties of the adhesive tapes and sheets were measured by determining the charge decay time of the coated sample; i.e., by applying voltage and measuring the time required for the charge to dissipate. This measurement was done on a Static Decay Meter (Model 406C, Electro-Tech Systems, Inc., Glenside, Pa.), wherein the voltage was applied at 5000 volts and the time for the electric field to decay to less than 50 volts was measured.
Adhesion of Adhesive Layer To Tape
In the Examples below, the ability of the adhesive to remain adhered to the tape when the tape was removed from a surface was measured by a 90� peel adhesion test conducted as follows:
The adhesion of the pressure sensitive adhesive tapes was measured on glass which had been sequentially cleaned with diacetone alcohol and heptane. The test was performed using a Model 3M90 slip/peel tester made by Instrumentors, Inc. by peeling at a rate of 229 cm/min (90 in/min) at an angle of 180�.
A series of vanadium oxide sols were prepared as described below. The surface concentration of vanadium reported below was calculated from formulation data assuming the density of each vanadium oxide coating solution to be that of water (1 g/mL), and the wet coating thickness obtained with a No. 3 Mayer bar to be 6.9.micrometers and the wet coating thicknesses obtained with other Mayer bars to be similarly proportional to the Mayer bar number. An Inductively Couple Plasma (ICP) Spectroscopic analysis of vanadium surface concentration of several subsequently coated polyester film samples showed that the actual vanadium surface concentration was consistently 40% of that calculated from the amount coated from a particular concentration of coating dispersion.
A vanadium oxide sol was prepared by adding VO(O-iBu)3 (15.8 g,. 0.055 mol, product of Akzo Chemicals, Inc., Chicago, Ill.) to a rapidly stirred solution of H2 O2 (1.56 g 30% aqueous solution, 0.0138 mol, Mallinckrodt, Paris, Ky.) in deionized water (252.8 g), to provide a solution with vanadium concentration=0.22 moles/kg (2.0% V2 O5). Upon addition of VO(O-iBu)3, the mixture became dark brown and gelled within five minutes. With continued stirring, the dark brown gel broke up giving an inhomogeneous viscous dark brown solution which was homogeneous in about 45 minutes. The sample was allowed to stir for 1.5 hours at room temperature and was diluted with an equal weight portion of deionized water (DI H2 O) then transferred to a polyethylene container and aged in a constant temperature bath at 60� C. for 4 days to give a dark brown thixotropic gel. The concentration of V(+4) in the gel was determined by titration with potassium permanganate to be 0.072 moles/kg. This corresponds to a mole fraction of V(+4) [i.e., V(+4)/total vanadium] of 0.33.
A V2 O5 dispersion was prepared according to U.S. Pat. No. 4,203,769. V2 O5 (15.6 g, 0.086 mol, Aldrich Chemical Co., Milwaukee, Wisc.) was heated in a covered platinum crucible for 10 minutes at 1100� C. and then poured into 487 g of rapidly stirring DI H2 O. The resulting liquid plus gelatinous black precipitate was warmed to 40�-45� C. for 10 minutes and allowed to stir for 1 hour at room temperature to give a soft, thixotropic black gel which was diluted with 1041 g DI H2 O to give a 1.0% V2 O5 dispersion. The viscous colloidal dispersion was filtered to remove undispersed V2 O5.
Sulfopolyester Preparation
A one gallon polyester kettle was charged with 126 g (6.2 mole %) dimethyl 5-sodiosulfoisophthalate (Pfister Chemical, Ridgefield, N.J.), 625.5 g (46.8 mole %) dimethyl terephthalate (Amoco Chemical Co., Chicago Ill.), 628.3 g (47.0 mole%) dimethyl isophthalate (Amoco Chemical Co.), 854.4 g (200 mole % glycol excess) ethylene glycol, Aldrich Chemical Co., Milwaukee, Wisc., 365.2 g (10 mole% 22 weight % in final polyester) polycaprolactone diol (trade designation PCP-200™, Union Carbide, Danbury Conn.), 0.7 g antimony oxide (Fisher Scientific Co., Fairlawn N.J.), and 2.5 g sodium acetate. The mixture was heated with stirring to 180� C. at 138 Kpa (20 psi) under nitrogen, at which time 0.7 g zinc acetate was added. Methanol evolution was observed. The temperature was increased to 220� C. and held for 1 hour. The pressure was then reduced, vacuum applied (0.2 Torr), and the temperature increased to 260� C. The viscosity of the material increased over a period of 30 minutes, after which time a high molecular weight, clear, viscous sulfopolyester was drained. This sulfopolyester was found by DSC to have a Tg of 41.9� C. The theoretical sulfonate equivalent weight was 3954 g polymer per mole of sulfonate. 500 g of the polymer were dissolved in a mixture of 2000 g water and 450 g isopropanol at 80� C. The temperature was then raised to 95� C. in order to remove the isopropanol and a portion of the water, yielding a 21% solids aqueous dispersion.
A one gallon polyester kettle was charged with 151.2 g (8.5 mole) dimethyl 5-sodiosulfoisophthalate, 833.5 g (71.5 mole %) dimethyl terephthalate, 233.2 g (20 mole %) dimethyl isophthalate, 745.1 g (200 mole %) ethylene glycol, 637.0 g polycaprolactonediol (PCP-0200, 20 mole %, 36 weight of the resulting polyester), 0.6 g antimony oxide, and 3.0 g sodium acetate. The mixture was heated with stirring to 180� C. at 138 Kpa (20 psi) under nitrogen, at which time 0.7 g zinc acetate (an esterification catalyst) was added. The polymerization proceeded according to the procedure used for preparing sulfopolyester "A". A tough, clear sulfopolyester resulted from the polymerization. This sulfopolyester was found by DSC to have a Tg of 21.8� C. The theoretical sulfonate equivalent weight was 3462 g polymer per mole of sulfonate.
Tape Backing Preparation
A series of tape backings coated with a vanadium oxide colloidal dispersion were prepared. The dispersions were applied to a polymeric support using a Mayer bar and dried for five minutes at 100� C. The coating compositions, Mayer bar used and support used are set out in Table 1.
TABLE 1__________________________________________________________________________V2 O5  Sulfopolymer A      MayerBacking  Wgt.       Conc.            Weight                Conc.                     Surfactant                           DI H2 O                                BarNo.  Prep.    (g)       (Wgt. %)            (g) (Wgt. %)                     (Wgt. g)                           (g)  (No.)                                    Support__________________________________________________________________________1    A   4.5       1             0.3   27.2 3   PET.sup.(a)2    B   9  1             0.3   20.7 3   PET.sup.(a)3    C   3  2             0.1   6.9  3   PET.sup.(a)4    A   1.5       1    2.5 21   0.3   15.9 6   PET.sup.(a)5    A   4.5       1             0.3   27.2 3   Vinyl.sup.(b)6    B   9  1             0.3   20.7 3   PVC.sup.(c)7    C   3  2             0.2   6.9  3   PVC.sup.(c)8    A   1.5       1             0.6   15.9 6   PVC.sup.(c)9    A   4.5       1             0.3   27.2 3   Polyimide.sup.(d)10   B   9  1             0.3   20.7 3   Polyimide.sup.(d)11   C   3  2             9,1   6.9  3   Polyimide.sup.(d)__________________________________________________________________________ .sup.(a) Untreated and unprimed poly(ethylene terephthalate), 0.1 mm thick. .sup.(b) Non adhesive side of plasticized vinyl surface of YR4737 Fine Line Tape from 3M Company. .sup.(c) Untreated and unprimed PVC film, 0.1 mm thick. .sup.(d) Untreated and unprimed Kapton ™ film from Dupont, 0.04 mm thick.
These Examples demonstrate the preparation of tapes comprising a backing film of PET, an antistatic layer containing vanadium oxide, and an adhesive layer of isooctylacrylate/acrylamide copolymer over the antistatic layer.
These Examples demonstrate the preparation of tapes comprising a backing film of PET, an adhesive layer of block copolymer, and an antistatic layer containing vanadium oxide.
These Examples demonstrate the preparation of antistatic tapes comprising a backing film of PET, a rubber resin adhesive layer, and an antistatic layer containing vanadium oxide.
EXAMPLES 13-16 AND COMPARATIVE EXAMPLE 4
These Examples demonstrate the preparation of antistatic tapes comprising a backing film of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), an adhesive layer of isooctylacrylate/acrylamide copolymer, and an antistatic layer containing vanadium oxide. An adhesive coating solution prepared as described in Examples 1-4 was coated onto the antistatic layer of the tape backings 5-8 and to unprimed and untreated PVC film having no antistatic layer using a No. 55 Mayer bar and dried at 100� C. for five minutes. Decay times and the adhesion of the adhesive layer to the tapes are presented in Table 6.
These Examples demonstrate the preparation of antistatic tapes comprising a backing film of polyimide, a silicone adhesive layer, and an antistatic layer containing vanadium oxide.
EXAMPLE 20 AND COMPARATIVE EXAMPLE 6
This Example demonstrates the preparation of an antistatic tape wherein an antistatic layer comprising vanadium oxide is coated between primer and adhesive layers. A coating solution was prepared by adding 27.2 g deionized water and 0.3 g 10% Triton X-100 surfactant to 4.5 of 1% colloidal vanadium oxide prepared as described in Vanadium Oxide Preparation A. The coating solution was applied to PVDC primed PET film (prepared as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,203,769, col. 15, lines 13-34) using a No. 3 Mayer bar and dried for five minutes at 100� C. to give a primed, antistatic tape backing. The static decay time of the antistatic tape backing was 0.01 second. An adhesive coating solution prepared as described in Examples 1-4, Adhesive Preparation 1 was coated onto the antistatic layer using a No. 55 Mayer bar and dried at 100� C. for five minutes to give an antistatic tape. The static decay time of the tape was 0.01 second. The adhesion of the adhesive layer to the tape was 33N/100 mm.
This Example demonstrates the preparation of an antistatic tape backing wherein an antistatic layer comprising vanadium oxide is coated between the tape substrate polymer and low adhesion (release) layers. A low adhesion backsize coating solution containing 57% poly(vinyl-N-octadecylcarbamate in 20% xylene/80% toluene was coated over the antistatic layer of the antistatic tape backing prepared as described for Backing 9 using a No. 12 Mayer bar and dried at 100� C. for one minute. The coated sample had static decay time=0.01 second and there was excellent adhesion of the coatings to the polyimide substrate. The backing can be coated with a pressure sensitive adhesive to form an antistatic pressure sensitive adhesive tape.
Example 22 demonstrates the coating of an antistatic layer of vanadium oxide over an adhesive layer. A coating solution was prepared by adding the following ingredients sequentially: 6.2 g deionized water, 2.5 g diacetone alcohol, 10 g ethanol, and 2 g isobutanol to 1.5 g of 1% colloidal vanadium oxide prepared as described in Vanadium Oxide Preparation A. The coating solution contained 0.038 weight percent vanadium and was applied to the adhesive side of No. 850 transparent tape (acrylic adhesive on polyester backing, available from 3M Co., St. Paul Minn.) using a No. 3 Mayer bar and dried for five minutes at 100� C. The resulting antistatic tape had a surface concentration of vanadium (on the adhesive layer) of 2.6 mg/m2.
Example 22 was repeated except the vanadium oxide coating solution was made by adding the following ingredients sequentially: 4.7 g deionized water, 2.5 g diacetone alcohol, 10 g ethanol, and 2 g isobutanol to 3.0 g of 1% colloidal vanadium oxide prepared as described in Vanadium Oxide Preparation B. The resulting antistatic tape had a surface concentration of vanadium on the adhesive layer of 5.2 mg/m2.
Example 22 was repeated except that the vanadium oxide coating solution contained vanadium oxide prepared by vanadium oxide Preparation C. It was made by adding the following ingredients sequentially: 1.6 g deionized water, 1.6 g diacetone alcohol, 5 g ethanol, and 1.3 g isobutanol to 1.5 g of the colloidal vanadium oxide. The resulting antistatic tape had a surface concentration of vanadium on the adhesive layer of 10.5 mg/m2.
Deionized water (138.8 g) and sulfopolyester B (46.2 g of a 26% dispersion) were added to 15.0 grams of vanadium oxide dispersion prepared by the method of Vanadium Oxide Preparation A to give a solution with a weight ratio vanadium:sulfopolyester of 2:143.
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Lots of beach beds, beautiful swimming pool... - Review of The Beach Tulum
Ranked #9 of 99 Hotels in Tulum
This was our second visit as we were so impressed by the position right on the most beautiful beach. This time we stayed at the Superior Deluxe room with its large roof terrace (incl hot tub) and directly on the beach. Gorgeous and spacious and cool and clean. Lots of beach beds, beautiful swimming pool, especially nice if it was too windy at sea. Very windy sea made it difficult to swim (red flags were flying for the 8 days we were there) but we went off to 4 different local cenotes for a cool clear swim.
The staff were excellent and exceptionally friendly and helpful without any fuss. Thanks to Anna, Dan, "Paddy" (Manuel), Jorge and all his wonderful restaurant staff. We ate at a few other places along the beach but Ziggy's was far and away the best, especially for the lobster BBQ.
Very quiet and romantic place and very low-key. NB No children are allowed in the Beach hotel, although there were some children in the restaurant which is open to all.
Room Tip: All rooms are beautiful, the superior ones have direct beach access and direct pool access and are...
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BenjiFernandez, Public Relations Manager at The Beach Tulum, responded to this reviewResponded April 30, 2013
On behalf of the whole staff we thank you for your wonderful review about our Hotel.
It makes us very happy to know that you had such a pleasant time here at THE BEACH TULUM. Our concept is, above all, to create a relaxing and romantic getaway for our guests merged with excellent service. A little side note, we are an only adult hotel so to be checked in you have to be 18 years old, nevertheless the beach club, as you have correctly written, is part of a different property and open for non hotel guests.
We would love to welcome you back one day. Take care!
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19th trip to RM...loved it.
Wonderful stay. Relaxing, uber romantic. Room was the greatest...the décor is the view! Frank Lloyd Wright-ish. AC was great at night but the constant trade winds didn't really make it necessary. Get a Styrofoam cooler at the local OXXO...nice to have drinks in your room. The pool is lovely. Breakfast was great. If you want entertainment, it's not here...rent a bike, go to the ruins early (8am). Go into town, eat at Ginger...amazing ceviche. Walked the beach forever. Sea can be rough..but the kiteboarders love it! Come here if you want to fall in love.
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Thank you so much for sharing your experience with others. We truly appreciated your feedback and are flattered to know that you have fallen in love with THE BEACH TULUM and enjoyed your stay. We love the way you described our room design and the amenities and service. Thank you again for being our guests and hope to have the pleasure to welcome you back in the future.
My boyfriend and I spend 5 days at Beach Tulum and had a phenomenal time. It was our second year in the same room- #7- and we couldn't have been happier with the service, the pace of the hotel (its calm, easy and casual) and the modest luxuries you can't normally find in Tulum-- A/C at night, beautiful and clean design, large bathroom- and phenomenal location on the beach. the roof deck with a sun bed is a huge bonus too. Highly recommend.
Room Tip: The second floor rooms have roof decks
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BenjiFernandez, Public Relations Manager at The Beach Tulum, responded to this reviewResponded April 25, 2013
Thank you for your second visit at The Beach and for your nice comment about our property.
Your words, we believe, portray perfectly the atmosphere we would like to convey to our guests: calm, easy, casual combined with comfort, style and luxury. So thank you for that.
The whole team is looking forward to your next visit at The Beach, take care!
My boyfriend and I stayed at the The Beach - Tulum for one glorious week in March 23-29. Words can not express the awesome staff: Anna, Gabby, Manny and so many others. When ever we needed something they were there to assist. The room was AWESOME! Like other places we stayed at in the past - the beds were not hard as a rock. There was a little power glitch every night around 7 p.m.(understandable with everyone turning on the air conditions, which could only be used from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. We never used it, we just kept the patio door open every night in room 04. Definitely NO complaints, it was our favorite place to stay! Of all the places we have stayed this would be one we would definitely return to - thanks to the staff at The Beach.
Ziggy's - I'm sorry I don't remember all the names of the staff - again AWESOME staff! Thanks for the ice for our little cooler (recommended by another Trip Advisor posting). You have to try the CocoLoco - cute and tasty drink. The salsa/guacamole and chips were fresh and a nice snack in the mid-afternoon. I can express how wonderful all the food we ate at Ziggy's was - free big breakfast and excellent dinners. We didn't each lunch at Ziggy's because we were to full from breakfast.
The beach - Relaxing and Beautiful is all I can say about the beach! Not packed liked the all-inclusive resorts, which was a huge plus. Definitely worth the price (which is a little higher than all-inclusive but so worth it).
Thank you to all the staff at The Beach and Ziggy's for the best vacation in Tulum. I hope we come back!
Room Tip: We were in room 04 on the beach - it was beautiful to wake up each morning and see the ocean. All th...
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BenjiFernandez, Public Relations Manager at The Beach Tulum, responded to this reviewResponded April 24, 2013
Greetings from Tulum! Thank you very much for your great review, it really is a compliment for us to know that everyone did a great job and that you and your boyfriend could enjoy your one week vacation thoroughly.
Certainly, we will tell Ziggy's staff about your high praise as well.
It was a pleasure having you as our guests and hopefully see you again one day here at THE BEACH.
Our team The Beach.
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We recently spent a week at The Beach Tulum and it was amazing. From the moment we arrived we felt completely relaxed, due in no small part to the welcoming staff. They were amazing, friendly and helpful. All the staff we deal with were great but I would like to mention Manuel, Dan and Anna who were just lovely people and Rosa (at the restaurant) who had a smile on every day. The room was simple and large, with a view to die for. Having walked up and down the beach most days we did get a peek at a number of the beach clubs and this was the nicest one. I imagine that there are many similarities between the hotels that front onto the beach so for me it comes down to the staff, and the staff at The Beach Tulum were great. We will absolutley be returning.
Room Tip: 2nd floor rooms have a great roof deck.
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BenjiFernandez, Public Relations Manager at The Beach Tulum, responded to this reviewResponded April 19, 2013
Greetings from Tulum! On behalf on all the team here at The Beach Hotel, we wanted to say GRACIAS for being our guests and for staying with us recently. We are so happy to know that we met your expectations and that you had such a wonderful time with us. Thank you again for your lovely words describing our hotel and our staff with such enthusiasm! . Look after yourselves and hopefully see you again on your next trip to beautiful Tulum.
Our team at The Beach.
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This was possibly the best hotel I every stayed at. The pictures and descriptions do not do this place justice. Tulum was an amazing town and I am sure wherever we stayed, it would have been fine, but having a place like The Beach to call home was unreal. The beach was perfect, the staff was friendly and informative, and the food was great. The rooms were really nice and although they didnt have much, there wasnt anything else I needed.
The hotel is small and really convenient, as everything is close by. I will certainly return to Tulum again and will 100% be returning to The Beach. Feel free to contact me directly with any specific questions - I would be happy to answer.
Room Tip: We stayed on the second floor and it was amazing. I am sure they are all awesome though.
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Greetings from Tulum! On behalf on all the team here at The Beach Hotel, we wanted to say GRACIAS for being our guests and for staying with us recently. It was so nice to meet you!
We saw this morning your comments and we are so happy to read you enjoyed your stay and that you described us as the best hotel on heart! Wow…! We are so blessed to recieve such a compliment.
We really appreciate that you shared your comments and appreciation with others travellers, it makes us be so proud of the hard work we are doing each day and give us even more motivation to keep on doing so.
Thank-you and we hope you will come back soon to enjoy the beach and the relaxing and stimulating vibe of Tulum… keep taking it easy and be so friendly, it was also such a pleasure for us to receive you guys ;)
Best Regards from all our team at The Beach Tulum
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Tulum_TB_CT, Guest Relations Manager at The Beach Tulum, responded to this reviewResponded October 21, 2017
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Supreme Court to rule on Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid title suit - india news - Hindustan Times
The bench, comprising justices SA Bobde, DY Chandrachud, Ashok Bhushan and SA Nazeer, is expected to pronounce its judgment at 10.30am.
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A view of the banks of Sarayu River at Naya Ghat in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh(Amal KS/HT PHOTO)
A five-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court, headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Ranjan Gogoi, will deliver one of the most anticipated court verdicts on Saturday when it rules on the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid title suit in the judicial culmination of a tinderbox dispute that has for decades riven the nation on religious and political lines.
The bench, also comprising justices SA Bobde, DY Chandrachud, Ashok Bhushan and SA Nazeer, is expected to pronounce its judgment at 10.30am. A notice on the pronouncement of the judgment was put up on the official website of the Supreme Court late on Friday evening.
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It was advanced to Saturday after Gogoi met top officials of the Uttar Pradesh government, including chief secretary Rajendra Kumar Tiwari and police chief, director general of police (DGP) Om Prakash Singh, in his chambers on Friday for an assessment of the situation in Ayodhya, where the disputed site is located, and elsewhere in India’s most populous state.
The pronouncement of the verdict on a non-working day, Saturday, by the Supreme Court took some members of the legal fraternity by surprise.
“In nearly 30 years of my practice at the top court, I do not recall the court delivering the verdict on a holiday. But I welcome the move by the court... according to me, the idea is to minimise the possible fallout of a verdict on such a sensitive issue,” said Sanjay Hegde, senior advocate at the Supreme Court.
Advocate Vishnu Jain of the Hindu Mahasabha, which is a party to the dispute, said it was a welcome move. “We were anyway waiting for the pronouncement of the judgment and we way waiting for the pronouncement of the judgment and we believe that this verdict will put to rest a 135- year-old dispute. I think this move to deliver the verdict on a holiday is because of security reasons. On a non- working day there are less advocates in the court and its easy to manage the crowd in the court room,” he said.
Another lawyer, MR Shamshad, who represented Muslim parties in the case, said it would have been better had the verdict been delayed, noting that over the next two days, processions would be taken out for Prophet Muhammad’s birthday at many places in the country.
“It would have been better if it had been pronounced two days later,” he said, adding: “I am sure that the administration will ensure law and order situation and the procession will go on as usual.”
Security was reinforced at the residences of all five judges of the Supreme Court bench, a Delhi Police officer said on condition of anonymity. The Uttar Pradesh government ordered all schools, colleges and educational institutions to be shut till Monday. In Delhi, the government issued an advisory for schools to close as a precaution.
Ayodhya was sealed by security forces who warned residents to stay indoors and shops to be shut. Security was reinforced by the Government Railway Police (GRP) force at the Ayodhya railway junction, where quick response teams were in position, said Saumitra Yadav, superintendent of police of the GRP in Lucknow.
Over 90 companies of armed police, or around 9,500 men, including troopers from 37 UP Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) and central paramilitary forces, had already been deployed in Ayodhya district ahead of the Supreme Court verdict.
Chief minister Yogi Adityanath asked officers to station helicopters in Ayodhya and Lucknow for patrolling and transportation of security personnel. An aircraft would be also stationed in Lucknow, Adityanath said while reviewing security preparedness in all districts through a video conference on Thursday.
Additional director general (ADG) of police Ashutosh Pandey, who is in-charge of security arrangements in Ayodhya, said, “We have deployed forces as per the requirement. Our officers are holding meetings with locals, leaders to maintain peace. Drone cameras were successfully tested to keep a watch on every activity in the region.”
Across Uttar Pradesh, Section 144 of Criminal Procedure Code -- which prohibits the gathering of more than three people at a time, was imposed, news agency ANI reported.
More than 200 schools near Ayodhya have been chosen to accommodate the forces and for setting up temporary jails, if such a need arises, said a district administration official. Across Uttar Pradesh, the police has been conducting mock drills, flag marches and drone surveillance to prepare for any possible fallout of the judgment.
In Agra, the Uttar Pradesh DGP said the police had been in touch with the army and air force, and had identified 10,000 potential troublemakers among people with a criminal history and 1,600 who had posted inflammatory comments on social media. The police made 600 potential troublemakers promise in writing that they will not engage in hate mongering. The police have also met around 5,500 religious leaders across the state in the run-up to the verdict to ensure peace, Singh said in Agra, where he was on a visit to review security on his return from New Delhi.
The police chief said internet services could be blocked if the situation requires. He said that temporary jails had been set up in districts and security reinforced in communally sensitive districts.
The governments at both the Centre and Uttar Pradesh have been working over the last few days and weeks to maintain law-and-order after the verdict is delivered.
There have been appeals from leaders of both communities to keep the peace and honour the verdict, irrespective of which way the court rules. PM Modi and Uttar Pradesh chief minister Adityanath have also ordered party leaders not to issue provocative statements.
Anxiety has prevailed In Ayodhya as the court verdict approached. Iqbal Ansari, one of the litigants in the Ram Janmabhoomi–Babri Masjid dispute, said he was anxious but not worried. “Anxiety and apprehension is normal for any Muslim living in Ayodhya when the Supreme Court is about to deliver a verdict in the Ayodhya case. But I am confident that Ayodhya will remain peaceful. Both the Centre and the state government have ensured complete safety for the Muslims this time,” said Ansari.
Litigants on both sides called for peace and harmony in the town.
“Let us all accept the court’s verdict and maintain peace and harmony in larger interests of the nation,” said Ansari.
“We have been eagerly waiting for the court’s verdict. Now the day has come. Hindus and Muslims must accept the court’s verdict and maintain peace and harmony,” Mahant Dhinendra Das, head of the Nirmohi Akhara, said.
The Ram Janmabhoomi Nyas, which has spearheaded the campaign for the construction of a Ram temple on the disputed site in Ayodhya, has given a call to all its members to be present in Ayodhya on the day the Supreme Court delivers its verdict.
Mahant Nritya Gopal Das, head of the Nyas, has sent out the message to all members of the Nyas to ensure their presence in Ayodhya on the verdict day, said Kamal Nayan Das, senior member and heir to Mahant Das.
Kamal Nayan Das said he was confident of a favourable Supreme Court verdict. “We have made all preparations for (construction of) Ram Mandir. The Nyas is ready to start construction of Ram Mandir anytime. Now, it is high-time that Ram Lalla, presiding deity at the makeshift Ram temple in Ayodhya, moves out of a tent to a magnificent temple,” asserted Das.
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