Udhav Thakrey’s Ayodhya visit adds a new dimension to Ram Temple construction issue at Ayodhya

The massive congregation of the entire saffron clad saints of the Vishwa Hindu Parisad and the simultaneous visit and subsequent participation of the Shiv Sena’s chief Udhav Thakrey at Ayodhya on 24th n 25th November to set the final stage for mobilising the majority hindu community for the alleged construction of Ram Temple at Ayodhya, despite the vexed issue being in the apex court has infact made one thing unambiguous that the exercise for grabbing the credit for the construction of temple at Ram Lala’s birth place has started on a full swing and also to pressurise the union government led by the BJP led NDA to issue an ordinance or a legislation to over ride the honourable apex court which majority of the stake holders think is not possible early through the court’s route.

The Ram Mandir imbroglio which has been delayed since 1992 having now been in the apex court for resolution has infact perplexed the saffron party and its various off shoots after the three judge bench has openly cleared that it will take its own time to give its verdict on this issue as it takes with any other civil matter.

It was only after this revelation of the apex court judges that the Rashtriya Swayam Sewak chief and the BJP’s chief mentor Mohan Bhagwat had in his Vijaydashmi speech had publicly asked the union government to take the ordinance route in order to build the Ram Temple in Ayodhya followed by the cumulative pressure on the government by the Sant Samaj in its Delhi’s Talkatora Staduim asking the government to follow the ordinance route than depending on the court’s ruling which according to them may take lot of time.

The preparation of the massive congregation of Vishwa Hindu Parishad has now added a new dimension to the issue followed by the visit of the Shiv Sena chief Udhav Thakrey who’d blamed the government number of times of side tracking the key issue of construction of Ram Temple at Ayodhya but raising it again and again to beget votes thus befooling and belying the people of the country longing for the historic temple since 1992 the day Babri Masjit was demolished with the alleged pledge to construct the temple of Lord Rama at Ayodhya.

Even the saffron clad chief minister and a devout Hindu Yogi Adityanath who’d been most vociferous on this issue had held number of pledge meeting in Ayodhya on Deepawali day including throwing an initiative of building a Ram statue worth of 750 crores at Ram Lala’s birth place while lighting 3 lakh Diyas on the festive day thus mobilising millions of hindus in favor of Ram Temple in Ayodhya.

While the national elections are just nine months away and voting in the elections to the five states have just ended the saffron party’s Ram temple issue was fully capitalised politically by Yogi Adityanath during his speeches in all the states he had been to, for extensive political campaigning in favor of the BJP candidates.

All these moves of massive build up of saffron clad saints in Ayodhya on 24th n 25th November followed by the visit of Shiv Sena chief and the fullest involvement of the BJP’s offshoots, particularly its fountain head RSS in making all the necessary arrangement with the alleged blessings and support of the entire state machinery, make it unambiguously an established fact that the politics of polarisation is in full swing in order to exercise pressure on the union government to introduce a legislation or an ordinance to built a Ram Temple at Ayodhya before the election.

The winter session of the parliament starting shortly which would witness lots of uproar on Rafale and other matters of national significance including the Triple Talaq Bill etc may also possibly come up with such a legislation say unconfirmed sources.

However, the fact remains that whatever may be the outcome on the construction of Ram Temple issue from the government’s side in the near future but it’s definitely under tremendous pressure on the construction of Ram Temple issue which is the saffron party’s ultimate and last trump card to stage a come back in 2019. What’s your take on this, friends?

The massive congregation of the entire saffron clad saints of the Vishwa Hindu Parisad and the simultaneous visit and subsequent participation of the Shiv Sena’s chief Udhav Thakrey at Ayodhya on 24th n 25th November to set the final stage for mobilising the majority hindu community for the alleged construction of Ram Temple at Ayodhya despite the vexed issue being in the apex court has infact made one thing unambiguous that the exercise for grabbing the credit for the construction of temple at Ram Lala’s birth place has started on a full swing and also to pressurise the union government led by the BJP led NDA government to issue an ordinance or a legislation to over ride the honourable apex court which majority of the stake holders think is not possible early through the court’s route.

The Ram Mandir imbroglio which has been delayed since 1992 having now been in the apex court for resolution has infact perplexed the saffron party and its various off shoots after the three judge bench has openly cleared that it will take its own time to give its verdict on this issue as it takes with any other civil matter. It was only after this tevelation of the apex court judges that the Rashtriya Swayam Sewak chief and the BJP’s chief mentor Mohan Bhagwat had in his Vijaydashmi speech had public asked the union government to take the ordinance route in order to build the Ram Temple in Ayodhya followed by the cumulative pressure on the government by the Sant Samaj in its Delhi’s Talkatora Staduim asking the government to follow the ordinance route than depending on the court’s ruling which according to them may take lot of time.

The preparation of the massive congregation of Vishwa Hindu Parishad has now added a nrw dimension to the issue followed by the visit of the Shiv Sena chief Udhav Thakrey who’d blamed the government number of times of side tracking the key issue of construction of Ram Temple at Ayodhya but raising it again and again to beget votes thus befooling and belying the people of the country longing for the historic temple since 1992 the day Babri Masjit was demolished with the alleged pledge to construct the temple of Lord Rama at Ayodhya. Even the saffron clad chief minister and a devout Hindu Yogi Adityanath who’d been most vociferous on this issue had held number of pledge meeting in Ayodhya on Deepawali day including throwing an initiative of building a Ram statue worth of 750 crores at Ram Lala’s birth place whilelighting 3 lakh Diyas on the festive day thus mobilising millions of hindus in favor of Ram Temple in Ayodhya.

While the national elections are just nine months away and voting in the elections to the five states have just ended the saffron party’s Ram temple issue was fully capitalised politically by Yogi Adityanath during his speeches in all the states he jad been to for extensive political campaigning. All these moves of massive build up of saffron clad saints in Ayodhya on 24th n 25th November followed by the visit of Shiv Sena chief and the fullest involvement of the BJP’s offshoots in making all the necessary arrangement with the alleged blessings and support of the entire state machinery make it unambiguosly an established fact that the politics of polarisation is in full swing in order to exercise pressure on the union government to introduce a legislation or an ordinance to built a Ram Temple at Ayodhya before the election.

The winter session of the parliament starting shortly which would witness lots of uproar on Rafale and other matters of national significance including the Triple Talaq Bill etc may also possibly come up with such a legislation say unconfirmed sources. However, the fact remains that whatever may be the outcome on the construction of Ram Temple issue from the government’s side in the near future but it’s definitely under tremendous pressure on the construction of Ram Temple issue which is the saffron party’s ultimate and last trump card to stage a come back in 2019. What’s your take on this, friends