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Dates for Ram temple construction to be announced early next year, VHP’s Dharam Sabha told

The Dharam Sabha, the biggest congregation of Ram bhakts in the temple town convened to discuss the way forward for temple construction, witnessed seer after seer stressing the need for construction of the temple at the earliest.

Updated on: Nov 25, 2018, 23:19:45 IST
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Amidst growing demand for construction of the Ram temple in Ayodhya without further delay, Ramji Das of Nirmohi Akhara told VHP’s dharam sabha Sunday that dates for the same will be announced early next year during Kumbh in Prayagraj.

Seers from different ashrams gather at the programme venue as they participate in Dharam Sabha, being organised by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, in Ayodhya on Sunday, Nov. 25, 2018. (Deepak Gupta / Hindustan Times)
Seers from different ashrams gather at the programme venue as they participate in Dharam Sabha, being organised by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, in Ayodhya on Sunday, Nov. 25, 2018. (Deepak Gupta / Hindustan Times)

Addressing the sabha after the inauguration marked by chanting of mantras at the Badey Bhaktmaal ki Bagia, Ramji Das said:”The date for construction of the Ram temple will be declared in the 2019 Kumbh which will be held in Prayagraj”.

“It is only a matter of few days, and I request you all to show some patience,” the seer remarked.

The Dharam Sabha, the biggest congregation of Ram bhakts in the temple town convened to discuss the way forward for temple construction, witnessed seer after seer stressing the need for construction of the temple at the earliest.

Nritya Gopaldas, President of the Ram Janmbhoomi Nyas, in his address said: “Such a large attendance shows that how much people from different walks of life are attached to the Ram temple.

The dharma sabha venue , which witnessed saffron hue all the way with flags, banners, buntings and head gear in the same colour, also saw the Ram Bhakts taking a pledge for construction of Ram temple, vowing by taking the soil of Ayodhya in their hands.

Religious leader Ram Bhadracharya said: “On November 23, I had called a senior union minister who assured that after the model code of conduct comes to an end on December 11, the PM is likely to sit with them and take such a decision so that Ram temple could be built.”

“We were also told we will not be cheated and I feel that ordinance route may be opted in the winter session of Parliament. We should exercise patience... We have been saddened by the court (nyayalaya se niraash ho chuke hai). The court of people will not deceive us” he stressed.

Once Ram temple is built it will become a “ghoshit Hindu raashtra”, he told the gathering.

Earlier senior leader Champat Rai declared that no formula dividing the disputed land will be acceptable for temple construction. “We want the entire land for temple construction ... no formula dividing the land is acceptable.”

Though Rai did not spell out the details, his assertions are considered to be in reference to the Allahabad High court verdict dividing the land into three parts.

(This story has been published from a wire agency feed without modifications to the text. Only the headline has been changed.)

 
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