Lucknow sources have stated that when calling for
construction of a grand Ram temple in Ayodhya within the realm of the
Constitution of India, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday
said “historic mistakes” must be corrected for lasting peace in India.
Meanwhile during a question and answer session at News18 Network’s gala event
UP Rising in Lucknow, Adityanath said, “Indian Muslims’ ancestors were neither
Babur nor Aurangzeb. I appeal to all Muslims to welcome good things. Historic
wrongs must be corrected for a united and better India.”
Yogi said while Uttar Pradesh government was not a party to the Ram temple case in the court, a solution should be arrived at through dialogue. “If both sides sit together and find a way out to build the Ram temple, my government will support it in every possible manner.”
When asked about the crimes happening in the name of cow protection, Yogi
said, “No one should take law into his or her hands. If that happens, the law
will take its own course.” However, he was quick to add that all Gau Rakshaks
should not be seen through the same lens.
He added that just like all Muslims should not be looked at through the same prism, all Gau Rakshaks shouldn’t be seen as anti-social elements. A lot of great work in the area of cow protection is being done. We should appreciate that. If people see any incident of cow smuggling, they should inform the police or administration about it.
