Shri Arun Kumar, RSS Akhil Bgaratiya Prachar Pramukh
Mumbai: RSS Akhil Bharatiya Prachar Pramukh Shri Arun Kumar on October 29 said that a grand Shri Ram Temple in Ayodhya is the only solution to ensure peace and harmony in the society. Answering the queries of media persons during the briefing about RSS Karyakari Mandal Meeting here, Shri Arun Kumar said the Allahabad High Court already accepted that the place in Ayodhya where the disputed structure was constructed was the place of the temple where Prabhu Shri Ram was born. All archaeological excavations and evidences have also proved that there was a temple structure existing there. He said: “The RSS believes that a grand Shri Ram Temple should be constructed there and the land should be handed over to Shri Ramjanmabhoomi Trust for building the temple. This will generate an atmosphere of peace and harmony in the country. The Supreme Court should decide the matter as earliest. And if there is any problem the government clear all the hurdles blocking the way of building the Mandir by enacting a law. The movement for the temple is going on since beginning under the direction of senior saints and the Dharma Sansad. And the RSS has supported that. The Sangh will also support any further decision taken by the Dharmacharyas in this regard.”
Shri Arun Kumar pointed out that the Karyakari Mandal would discuss the current challenges before the nation and also the organisational activities.
Meanwhile talking to media persons in New Delhi on October 29, VHP working president Shri Alok Kumar said the adjournment of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi case to the year 2019, has fortified their stand that the solution to Ram Janmbhoomi issue is not eternally waiting for the hearing of the appeals pending now for several years. He reiterated VHP’s earlier request to the Union Government to enact a law to clear the way for building a grand temple of Bhagwan Shri Ram at His birth Place in Ayodhya. This may be done in the coming winter session of the Parliament, he said adding that the VHP would intensify its campaign for this purpose.
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