Upendra Bharti | HENB | Lucknow | May 21, 2017:: Hours after he was granted bail in the Babri Masjid demolition case, former BJP MP and firebrand Hindu monk Dr. Ram Vilas Vedanti expressed confidence that a grand Ram temple will be built soon in Ayodhya.

Dr. Ram Vilas Vedanti is a veteran Monk in the Ram Janmabhoomi Movement and believed as a key person to demolish the disputed Babri Construction which existed upon Ram Janmabhoomi site till  6th Dec 1992.

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“I have already said I was the one who felled the dome of the mosque… the dilapidated building where the Ram Lalla temple was situated.

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“If I am sentenced to death or given a life-term, I am ready to embrace the punishment. But my earnest desire is that a grand temple of Ram Lalla is built in Ayodhya. With the blessing of Lord Ram Lalla, a magnificent Ram temple will be built in Ayodhya soon. Nobody will be able to stop it anyway. Hindus are ready to fight to build Ram Temple in Ayodhya at any cost” he told reporters here.

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As per Supreme Court’s order,  the special CBI court is taking daily hearing on pending Babri demolition case. The apex court has directed CBI court to end the case within 2 years. In the very first day of daily hearing, the designated court granted conditional bail to Dr Ram Vilas Vedanti, Mahant Nrityagopal Das, Champat Rai, Dharma Das Maharaj and Satish Pradhan.

One Update: Special CBI court to hear Ayodhya case on May 24 (TNIE).

It is also reported that Dr Vendanti is preparing for a High level meeting with UP CM Yogi Adityanath, BJP Rajyasabha MP and Hindu Think Tank Dr. Subramanian Swamy, Veteran  Ayodhya Seer Mohant Nirtyagopal Das Maharaj and some other key persons related to Ram Janmabhoomi Temple soon.

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