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1991-legislation regarding Ayodhya should be amended for removal of encroached mosques from Vishwanath Temple and Krishna-Janmbhoomi

Supreme Court in its historic verdict on Ram-Janmbhoomi has referred and endorsed to a 1991-legislation which prohibits any further restoration of such temples built before 15.08.1947 where mosques were built after breaking of temples. But Vishwanath Temple at Kashi and Krishna-Janmbhoomi Temple at Mathura are two such more important temples which have greater significance for Hindus similar to that of Ram-Janmbhoomi Temple at Ayodhya. It is significant that non-political organizations continuously included demand for restoration of temples at Kashi and Mathura as well together with that at Ayodhya, assuring that no further demand for restoration of any other temple other than these three major ones would ever be raised.

Facts made as base for Ayodhya verdict by Supreme Court are more than applicable to mosques built by partial breaking of Vishwanath Temple at Kashi and Krishna-Temple at Mathura. Restoring complete temples at these places by providing alternate land of five-acres each at Kashi and Mathura with consent of Muslim community crossing all legislative and legal formalities will become a glorious Indian example of communal harmony in the world.

 

SUBHASH CHANDRA AGRAWAL

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