Iconic Tale Of Monkey Who 'Shielded' Ram Lalla Flag During Mandir Movement | Watch

Updated on Jan 22, 2024 05:01 pm IST

An iconic photo from that historic day of the Ram Mandir movement has come to the fore. The image dates back to Oct 30, 1990, when karsevaks had gathered in Ayodhya on VHP, RSS & BJP’s call, who wanted a ram temple on the site of the disputed Babri masjid. Reportedly, a monkey sat on the central dome of the mosque & prevented one of the flags from being removed from the domes amid clash between security personnel and Karsevaks. Watch this to know more.

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