We will build Ram temple at the earliest, says VHP

The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has now come into auto mode after gaining partial victory in the court regarding the dispute of the Ram Janmbhoomi and Babri Masjid issue.

The VHP has got mileage in its prime agenda of building a grand temple at the Ram Janmbhoomi site in Ayodhya and it will keep the issue alive till the temple is constructed.

The Allahabad high court has divided the disputed land into three parts while holding the claim of Hindu Maha Sabha regarding the makeshift temple of Lord Ram at the disputed site. Now, VHP is seeing the verdict as a victory of faith for the Hindus of the world.
Pravin Togadia, VHP international general secretary said, "It is the victory of faith and 450 years' struggle of Hindus, not only in the country but across the world. We will soon build a grand temple at Ayodhya."

VHP will also celebrate the outcome of the court verdict. "We will definitely celebrate this victory in different temples across the state, but we are still finalising our plans," said Togadia. He added, "However, we would continue our drive of Hanumant Shakti Jagaran as usual in the state."

With the judgment of the Allahabad high court, VHP will put more emphasis on building the Ram temple in Ayodhya. The Saint Samiti of VHP hopes that the construction of the temple would start once the government gives 17 acres of land acquired by it.
It seems, Ram temple is the prime issue for the VHP and it will keep the issue alive with their statements regarding the building of the temple.

Meanwhile, local saints of the VHP welcomed decision of the Allahabad high court. "We welcome the decision of the high court and we will build the Ram temple earliest," said Purushottamcharan Shastri of Jhundal Swaminarayan Gurukul. He also said, "There should not be any division of the disputed land and the entire land should be given to Hindu Maha Sabha."