Ram temple will be built from November 8, says Hindu Mahasabha

FAIZABAD/AYODHYA: The

All-India Hindu Mahasabha

has announced to begin the construction of Ram temple on the disputed site from November 8. Lakhs of karsevaks would gather in Ayodhya for the purpose, claimed

Hindu

Mahasabha.

A delegation of the Mahasabha visited Ayodhya on Thursday and met mahants of

Nirmohi Akhada

, one of the plaintiffs from the Hindu side in the dispute pending in the Supreme Court.

National president of the Mahasabha, Swami

Chakrapani

, said, "We have given a call to all Hindu saints all over the country to gather in Ayodhya in the first week of November."

"The construction of Ram temple will start at the disputed site with the installation of "singh dwar" (main gates) on all the four sides of the disputed site," said Chakrapani.

"We will lay the foundation stone of the temple on November 8, and from then onwards the construction will gather pace within no time," he added.

Vice-chairman of

Babri Masjid Action Committee

Mushtaq Ahmad Siddiqi, said, "If the government fails to take note, the communal harmony may get disturbed. Then it will also mean the government is supporting such activities."

Faizabad

DM Kinjal Singh and SSP

Mohit Gupta

said, "The administration will never allow any breach in peace or any attempt to disturb communal harmony."