Committed to built Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, says Ravi Shankar Prasad

New Delhi : The Ram temple issue is back in Indian politics after BJP won a thumping win in recently concluded UP polls. The echo of building the Ram Mandir is taking a lot of revolving round the corner in UP politics.

Union Law and Justice Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad reiterated that the government is committed to building the Ram Temple in Ayodhya.

“The temple will be built at the same place where Ram lalla’s idol has been installed,” Prasad told the media after a convocation function at the Gujarat National Law University.

“The evidence we have in support of Ram Temple is constitutionally strong and we are very confident, the Supreme Court will rule in our favour and after that a grand Ram Temple will be constructed there constitutionally.”

Talking about factors that led to the BJP’s victory in Uttar Pradesh, Prasad said it was partly due to Muslim women who were affected by triple talaq.

 

The women who have been affected due to the practice. Just because we expressed concern for them, Muslim women voted for the BJP in good numbers. The state (UP) has the highest number of victims (of triple talaq),” he said.