How can this be legally challenged
A DGP takes oath to build temple at the earliest with saffron gang!Totally against his oath to protect Constitution. Must be sacked.
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He explained this very well that it was done as a personal approach, nothing to do with his duty. more
Feb 14
No Need to challenge. There are many more Important Issues to raise. Foremost is Corruption. more
Feb 07
At least the Police shall try to solve the long lingering Social menace like Judiciary . Failure in Political Rule even roots Civic disobedience and is natural more
Feb 07
Only we people with India's interest in mind should work for an amicable settlement of the long-pending matter that serves nobody's interest at present.
We are forgetting that had the matter been amicably settled between the warring communities we might have built by now both a beautiful Ram Mandir AND a Muslim Masjid or University AND a beautiful Park with our indigenous trees, which might have drawn the interest of tourists from South East Asia and elsewhere. Bangkok in Thailand draws so many tourists just to see King Rama IV's palace since they have the added attraction that the king was the subject of the Yul Brynner Hollywood movie 'The King and I'. We have missed a golden tourism opportunity because of our inability to remove the festering wound of Partition, our misquided desire for one-upmanship between the two religions, and the long judicial process.
To my mind the judiciary and all concerned should seek a solution keeping the interests and welfare of the local population. It may not be adequate to solve the issue as a plain land title dispute.
Hope the Government Machinery and all interested parties do come round to Sri Sri Ravishanker's and others' magnanimous views.
L.Kalavathi
Retired Bank Official
Chennai, Tamilnadu, India.
10/Feb/2018 more
We are forgetting that had the matter been amicably settled between the warring communities we might have built by now both a beautiful Ram Mandir AND a Muslim Masjid or University AND a beautiful Park with our indigenous trees, which might have drawn the interest of tourists from South East Asia and elsewhere. Bangkok in Thailand draws so many tourists just to see King Rama IV's palace since they have the added attraction that the king was the subject of the Yul Brynner Hollywood movie 'The King and I'. We have missed a golden tourism opportunity because of our inability to remove the festering wound of Partition, our misquided desire for one-upmanship between the two religions, and the long judicial process.
To my mind the judiciary and all concerned should seek a solution keeping the interests and welfare of the local population. It may not be adequate to solve the issue as a plain land title dispute.
Hope the Government Machinery and all interested parties do come round to Sri Sri Ravishanker's and others' magnanimous views.
L.Kalavathi
Retired Bank Official
Chennai, Tamilnadu, India.
10/Feb/2018 more
Feb 10
Mr. Khan you are right about the constitution,Like the minority community the majority has also equal rights in promoting, practicing, and build places of worship.Whete else will they build a Ram Mandir if not in his birth place?Do you support that Ram Mandir is constructed in Iskamabad.Beung religious is one thing but fanatism in faith is not taught in any religion. more
Feb 06
