“Those in power today had promised to construct the Ram temple. They should listen to people and fulfil the demand,” Suresh Bhaiyyaji Joshi said.
New Delhi| Taking a jibe, senior RSS leader Suresh Bhaiyyaji Joshi expressed his dissatisfaction over non-fulfilment of Ram Temple promise made by the Modi government. In a veiled attack, Joshi said that those who are sitting in the position of power are not fulfilling their promise of constructing a Ram Temple. The RSS executive head said, “Those in power today had promised to construct the Ram temple. They should listen to people and fulfil the demand. They are aware of the sentiments (of people).”
He was talking at a rally organised by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad at Ramlila Maidan to intensify the agitation for Ram Temple demand. He further reiterated the demand to enact a legislation if needed.
Taking a dig at BJP, Joshi said that the people gathered at the rally were not begging for it. “We are expressing our emotions. The country wants Ram Rajya,” Joshi said.
Thousands of people gathered at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi on Sunday for Vishwa Hindu Parishadâs rally to press for the construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya, days before Parliamentâs winter session commences.
The VHP has carried out a door-to-door campaign to make the rally a success. âIt will be a massive gathering which will change the hearts of all those who are not in favour of bringing the bill for construction of a grand Ram Temple in Ayodhya,â VHPâs spokesperson Vinod Bansal said.
The right-wing group had approached President Ram Nath Kovind and state governors during previous phases of its temple campaign. In the forthcoming stage, it will hold religious rituals and prayers at temples and maths. The campaign will culminate at Prayag with a âDharam Sansadâ of priests and saints. The final Dharam Sansadâ will be held on January 31 and February 1. The winter session is set to begin on Tuesday.
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