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Court decision not to affect Ram temple construction: RSS
Bhubaneswar, Sept 20: The RSS today said that the Rae Bareli special court decision to frame charges against seven accused in the Babri Masjid demolition case will not have any impact on the movement for construction of Ram temple in Ayodhya.
Bhubaneswar, Sept 20: The RSS today said that the Rae Bareli special court decision to frame charges against seven accused in the Babri Masjid demolition case will not have any impact on the movement for construction of Ram temple in Ayodhya.
"We expected that all eight accused in the Ayodhya case
to be acquitted, but we are not commenting on the verdict,"
RSS spokesman Ram Madhav told a news conference here.
"This was because the incident of December six, 1992 at Ayodhya, when angry karsevaks pulled down the disputed Babri structure, was the culmination of the spontaneous outburst of the pent-up anger and frustration of the karsevaks," he said adding it was not a premeditated act by any organisation or individual.
Hence, the theory that there was a conspiracy to demolish that structure doesn't hold any water, Madhav said.
"If at all we are to fix anybody responsible for that incident, it should be the insensitive political establishment, inordinately delayed judicial process and intemperate and provocative gesturing of the pseudo-secular sections of the country," he said.
Since we believe that there was no conspiracy, we deem it appropriate that once the charges are formally framed, the accused should approach higher courts for justice, the RSS spokesman said.
Bureau Report
"This was because the incident of December six, 1992 at Ayodhya, when angry karsevaks pulled down the disputed Babri structure, was the culmination of the spontaneous outburst of the pent-up anger and frustration of the karsevaks," he said adding it was not a premeditated act by any organisation or individual.
Hence, the theory that there was a conspiracy to demolish that structure doesn't hold any water, Madhav said.
"If at all we are to fix anybody responsible for that incident, it should be the insensitive political establishment, inordinately delayed judicial process and intemperate and provocative gesturing of the pseudo-secular sections of the country," he said.
Since we believe that there was no conspiracy, we deem it appropriate that once the charges are formally framed, the accused should approach higher courts for justice, the RSS spokesman said.
Bureau Report