Amit Shah Remark Over Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Union Home Minister Amit Shah has given a big statement regarding the under-construction Ram temple in Ayodhya in Haridwar, Uttarakhand. On Thursday (March 30), he had reached the inauguration program of Patanjali University of Patanjali Yogpeeth, Haridwar. Addressing the people, Home Minister Shah said that Ramlala will not be in the temporary temple in the next Ram Navami.
Full statement of Amit Shah
The Union Home Minister said, “The issue of Ram Janmabhoomi was hanging since the time of Babur, it was wandering. The Prime Minister as soon as the order of the Supreme Court Narendra Modi Bhoomi Poojan was done and the temple of grand Ramlala is being built. I have full faith that in the next Ram Navami, Ramlala will not be in a temporary temple, but will be sitting in his grand temple, blessing the whole world.
Government’s work regarding religious and historical places
On this occasion, Home Minister Shah also enumerated the works of the government regarding other religious places and historically important monuments. He said, “Aurangzeb’s broken Kashi Vishwanath Corridor was built once again. He was revived. The temple of Somnath in Kedarnath Dham, Badrinath Dham, Gujarat is being made of gold again. Restored the Shaktipeeth in the temple of Pavagadh, Modi ji did the work of re-establishing many of the symbols of Hinduism.
Shah’s target on Congress
Home Minister Shah indirectly targeted the Congress with this. He said, “…around a family our freedom struggle had shrunk… He (PM Modi) built Sardar Patel’s Statue of Unity, the world’s largest statue of Iron Man made of iron. Have done the work of immortalizing Sardar Patel. All the memorial places of Dr. Ambeder have been converted into a museum. Have made them proud.” Along with this, Home Minister Shah, in his speech, praised the work done by Yoga, Sanyasis and Yoga Guru Ramdev.
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