Pakur, Jharkhand: Work will begin in Ayodhya in four months on a grand Ram temple "touching the skies," Home Minister Amit Shah promised Monday as he campaigned for the Jharkhand election. "The Supreme Court issued its verdict. Now, in four months ' time, there will be a temple of Lord Ram touching the sky in Ayodhya," said Amit Shah at a Pakur rally in Jharkhand.In its ruling on the decades-old conflict over the temple-mosque site in Ayodhya on November 9, the Supreme Court handed over the 2,77-acre land for a Ram temple and directed that five acres of land be reserved for a mosque at a prominent site. The court gave three months to the government to set up a temple building trust.
Amit Shah accused Congress of attempting to block the Ram temple and delay the case in court as well. Congress could not "keep the country safe and value its citizen's emotions," Mr Shah said.
