Amit Shah big announcement: For more than 135 years, the Ram Mandir case has been prosecuted in court. The Supreme Court ended this conflict, which had been raging since the fifteenth century, in 2019. In this case, the Supreme Court ordered that the Muslim side be granted property at a different location while permitting the construction of the Ram temple on the disputed ground.
Regarding the construction of the Ram temple in Ayodhya
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has made a significant declaration. He predicted that the Ayodhya Ram temple would be completed on January 1st, 2024. In an attack on Congress, he claimed that since the country gained its independence, the Congressmen had been attempting to take it away. When the Supreme Court’s ruling was announced, Modi ji arrived that morning, finished the Bhoomi Poojan for the Ram temple, and then immediately began work on building the temple. On January 1st, 2024, the Ram temple in Ayodhya will be completed.
It is noteworthy that the legal dispute over Ram Mandir has gone on for more than 135 years. The Supreme Court ended this conflict, which had been raging since the fifteenth century, in 2019. In this case, the Supreme Court ordered that the Muslim side be granted property at a different location while permitting the construction of the Ram temple on the disputed ground.
A huge Ram temple is being built in accordance with the Supreme Court’s directive by setting up a trust. Prime Minister Narendra Modi performed the Bhoomi Pujan on August 5, 2020, in preparation for the building of the Ram temple.
Ram Temple will serve as an illustration of architecture.
A plan exists to preserve the entirety of India within the 70-acre Ramjanmabhoomi compound. The construction being done here will give a glimpse of the distinctive art of Indian culture. Images of the gods will be inscribed in the 400 pillars that will support the Ram Mandir, and the wall that will be constructed on the eight acres will portray 100 episodes of the Ramkatha.
400 pillars will support the Ram temple.
The Ram Temple will be among the world’s most magnificent and technologically advanced temples. On 400 pillars, the three-story Ram temple will be supported. A total of 6400 idols, including the contexts of Ramkatha, will be inscribed in these pillars by experienced craftspeople using an antiquated technique, giving the temple a vintage appearance. Inscribed in each temple pillar will be one of the 16 idols of the gods and goddesses.
Additionally, 100 episodes of the Ramayana will be inscribed on the wall
that will be constructed in the 2500 square foot Ram temple, along with 100 additional tales of the Ramayana. Additionally, the country’s and Ramnagari’s saints and sculptors are being consulted for advice on this. The idols will first be sketched out with a pencil, then filled with clay, and finally modeled.
The historical temple film will be produced
The charity intends to produce a movie about the five-hundred-year battle for the Ram temple. Doordarshan is producing the movie. Amitabh Bachchan, a famous actor in Bollywood, will provide the movie with his voice. Prasun, a well-known author and the chairman of the Film Censor Board, has been tasked with bringing the 500-year history of Ram Mandir to the general public. With him, a six-person team will be working. There is no price associated with the job being done by Amitabh and Prasoon Joshi.
Chronology of the Ayodhya case
- In 1528, Babur constructed the Babri Masjid, a mosque. Hindus believe that this is where Lord Rama was born.
- Hindus claim that the mosque was constructed in 1853 by destroying the Lord Rama temple. Hindus and Muslims engaged in the first incident of violence because of the problem.
- In order to allow separate prayers for Muslims and Hindus in the inner and outside premises of the disputed area, the British administration built a barbed wire barrier in 1859.
- The case originally came before the court in 1885. Mahant Raghubar Das requested permission to erect a Ram temple close to the Babri Masjid. In an appeal to the Faizabad court.
- On December 23, 1949, a group of 50 or more Hindus purportedly set up an idol of Lord Ram in the mosque’s center. Hindus began to routinely worship there after that. Muslims ceased performing the Namaz.
- Gopal Singh Visharad appealed to the Faizabad court on January 16, 1950, requesting a special permit to worship Ramlala.
- On December 5, 1950, Mahant Paramhans Ramchandra Das filed a lawsuit to maintain Ramamurthy in the Babri Masjid. Allow Hindu prayers to continue. The mosque is known as “Dhancha.”
- Nirmohi Akhara initiates a lawsuit on December 17th, 1959, to have the contested location transferred.
- The Uttar Pradesh Sunni Waqf Board files a lawsuit on December 18 seeking ownership of the Babri Masjid.
- The VHP launched a campaign in 1984 to unlock the Babri Masjid, free Ram’s birthplace, and construct a sizable temple. A committee was established.
- Hindus are permitted to worship at the contentious location, according to the Faizabad district judge on February 1. The locks were once more unlocked. The Babri Masjid Action Committee was established by angry Muslims in protest.
- By formally endorsing the VHP in June 1989, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) gave the temple movement fresh life.
- On July 1, 1989, a fifth case was brought in Lord Ramlala Virajman’s honor.
- On November 9, 1989, the administration of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi approved the laying of the cornerstone next to the Babri Masjid.
- BJP President Lal Krishna Advani led a Rath Yatra from Somnath in Gujarat to Ayodhya. In Uttar Pradesh on September 25, 1990, which sparked racial unrest.
- Advani was detained in Samastipur, Bihar, in November 1990. After it, Singh’s government lost the backing of the BJP Prime Minister V.P.
- In October 1991, the 2.77 acres of land surrounding the Babri Masjid were taken over by the Kalyan Singh administration in Uttar Pradesh.
- Thousands of kar sevaks arrived in Ayodhya on December 6, 1992, and they destroyed the Babri Masjid. Community rioting followed this.
- In his office, Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee established the Ayodhya department. In January 2002 the goal of facilitating negotiations between Hindus and Muslims to settle the conflict.
- A three-judge High Court panel began hearing arguments in April 2002 over who should have ownership of the contentious Ayodhya site.
- On the direction of the Allahabad High Court, the Archaeological Survey of India conducted excavations in Ayodhya from March to August 2003.
- Underneath the mosque, according to the Archaeological Survey of India, there may have been a temple. Varied Muslims had different opinions about this.
- Seven Hindu leaders who encouraged the mosque’s demolition were ordered to stand trial by a court in September 2003.
- On September 28, 2010, the Supreme Court dismissed a plea . Asking it to prevent the Allahabad High Court from rendering a decision in the contested matter. Clearing the way for the decision.
- A landmark decision was rendered on September 30, 2010, by the Allahabad High Court’s Lucknow bench.
- The contested land was partitioned by the Allahabad High Court into three sections: one for the Ram Mandir, one for the Sunni Waqf Board, and one for the Nirmohi Akhara.
- On May 9, 2011, the Allahabad High Court’s judgment was overturned by the Supreme Court.
- Hashim Ansari, the Babri case’s oldest litigant, passed away in July 2016.
- On March 21, 2017, the Supreme Court discussed reaching a settlement amicably.
- On April 19, 2017, the Supreme Court ruled that numerous BJP and RSS officials, including LK Advani, Murli Manohar Joshi, and Uma Bharti. They would be charged with crimes in connection with the Babri Masjid destruction case.
- 2018-02-08: SC hearings on civil appeals hearing began.
- 2019 saw the Supreme Court appoint a constitutional bench of five judges, led by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi.
- On August 6, 2019, the Supreme Court started holding daily hearings.
- October 16, 2019: The Supreme Court reserved the decision after completing the hearing.
- November 9, 2019: The Supreme Court said in its decision. The temple will be built on the disputed land. The Muslim side will get land elsewhere.
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