Sunni Waqf Board has also been invited to attend the Bhoomi Pujan of Ram temple ceremony in Ayodhya on 5th August. The invitation has been sent to president of the Board- Zafar Farukhi, Social worker in Ayodhya- Mohammad Sharif, Babari Masjid Litigant- Iqbal Ansari.
The construction of the Ram Mandir will begin after laying of the foundation stone
at Ram Janmabhoomi, most likely by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 5th August.
Pakistani spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) is planning to carry out a terrorist attack at Ram Janmabhoomi in Uttar Pradesh’s Ayodhya on 5th August, intelligence reports have said.
A Muslim man Mohammad Faisal Khan of Raipur has taken soil from the premises of famous temple of Chhatisgarh, Shri Kausalya Maata Temple and is heading to Ayodhya by walk, on the occasion of Bhoomi Puja for construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya.
The media had reported that a ‘Time Capsule’ is to be placed, two thousand feet under the Ram Temple plot. This appears to be incorrect.
AIMIM chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi on Tuesday said that by attending the Ram Mandir Bhoomi pujan ceremony on 5th August, Prime Minister Narendra Modi would violate his constitutional oath.
The Supreme Court had given the clear verdict that the disputed land of Ayodhya is ‘Ramjanmabhoomi’; despite this, the daily newspaper ‘Loksatta’ has hurt the sentiments of all the devotees of Ram, by deliberately saying that, ‘this is the site of Babri masjid’, in the 19th July issue.
Akshay Phatak, Mumbai’s devout Hindu, wrote a letter to Girish Kuber, the editor of the daily ‘Loksatta’ – Supreme Court had given a clear verdict that the disputed land of Ayodhya is ‘Ramjanmabhoomi’.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi should visit Ayodhya for the groundbreaking ceremony of Ram Mandir and not perform it merely through ‘video conferencing’, a demand by ‘Shriram Janmabhumi Tirthkshetra Trust’ and Saints.
What is more appropriate – fight China and end the conflict or stop the construction of Ram Mandir ? The decision came days after a violent face-off between Indian and Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley left 20 Indian Army personnel dead.