PM Modi Criticizes Congress’s Silence on Ayodhya Ram Temple Issue

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his recent visit to Rajasthan, expressed his concerns over the Congress party’s silence on the issue of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya.

The Prime Minister stated, “I came to know that Congress has issued an advisory and asked all its units to remain silent on the issue of Ram Temple in Ayodhya.” He further added, “Unko lagne laga hai ki agar Ram ka naam liya pata nahi kab Ram-Ram ho jaye…” This statement translates to “They have started feeling that if they take the name of Ram, they don’t know when it might be their end.”

The Prime Minister’s comments come at a time when the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya has been a topic of national interest. The issue has been a source of political debate for several years, with various parties expressing their views on the matter.

The Congress party, however, has not yet responded to the Prime Minister’s comments. The party’s silence on the issue has raised questions among political analysts and the public alike.

As the country continues to watch the developments around the Ram Temple, the Prime Minister’s comments have added a new dimension to the ongoing debate. It remains to be seen how the Congress party will respond to these remarks and what impact it will have on the political landscape of the country.

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