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Ram temple will be built peacefully; Lord Ram's exile would end: Home Minister Rajnath Singh

Speaking to ABP News, HM Rajnath assured that Lord Ram’s 27-year-old exile will end soon and he will be brought out of the tent.

New Delhi: Amid pressure from RSS and various allies over building of Ram temple in Ayodhya, Home Minister Rajnath Singh who is in poll-bound Rajasthan for addressing public rallies said that Ram Temple will be built peacefully. Speaking to ABP News, HM Rajnath assured that Lord Ram’s 27-year-old exile will end soon and he will be brought out of the tent. Speaking further on RSS Seh Sarkaryavaha Dattatreya Hosabale’s statement that “If government can build Sardar Patel statue, why can’t they bring an ordinance for building ram temple”; Home Minister said that there is nothing wrong in what RSS leader said as it is the demand of the majority and lot of people want that a ram temple should be built in Ayodhya. Confident about party's victory in Rajasthan: Speaking further on party’s position in Rajasthan, Rajnath said “Our party will come to power and will form a government in the state with full majority”.  “Situation was different a month ago, but now it has changed in one month and we are confident now” he added. ALSO READ: RSS mounts pressure on Govt; Dattatreya Hosbale says 'If Sardar Patel statue can be built, why not Ram mandir?'

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