Rajasthan’s Education Minister, Madan Dilawar, visited the sacred Ram Janmabhoomi temple in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, today. The minister performed rituals and offered prayers at the site of Ram Lala, referring to the temple as the “heaven of India.” Expressing his reverence for the location, Dilawar stated, “I took darshan of Ram Lala today. This is the heaven of India.”
The Ram Janmabhoomi temple, regarded as the birthplace of Lord Ram, holds immense significance in Indian history and spirituality. With the ongoing construction of a grand temple at the site, it continues to attract pilgrims and political leaders alike.
During his visit, Madan Dilawar also addressed the ongoing controversy surrounding Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Akhilesh Yadav and the alleged Ayodhya land scam. Dilawar launched a sharp verbal attack on Yadav, accusing him of dishonesty. He remarked, “Aise choron ko sab chor nazar aate hain,” which translates to “Thieves always see others as thieves.” His comment was aimed at discrediting Yadav, suggesting that those involved in corruption tend to see it everywhere.
The allegations against Akhilesh Yadav involve claims of a land scam in Ayodhya, where individuals close to the Samajwadi Party are said to have benefited from land deals near the Ram Janmabhoomi site. The matter has sparked political tension, with rival parties seizing the opportunity to attack Yadav and his party’s reputation.
Madan Dilawar’s visit to Ayodhya and his comments on the land scam highlight the intersection of religion and politics, especially with the Ram Janmabhoomi temple playing a central role in national discourse. As the temple’s construction nears completion, it continues to be a focal point for political commentary and symbolic gestures across party lines.
