Ayodhya - A land of faith.

'The Babri Masjid wasn't constructed on the vacant land.' Supreme Court said.

After the battle of discussions for decades, 9th November was the judgment day for us. All Hindus have deeper religious sentiments for this land. Before the British came, The Ram Chabutra and Sita Rasoi were worshipped by Hindus, SC admitted that. 

And the underlying structure beneath the mosque doesn't belong to Islamic structure.

Supreme Court never function on the basis of faiths and beliefs but on claims, so the judgment is undisputed in all aspect and now this is the primary duty that we should value and respect the decision of the Supreme Court.

The faith is an unquestionable thing for all religions and that's why we have the world's largest communal harmony in our county. we have been living here together for the centuries and we strongly intend to live like that for the next upcoming centuries too. A lot of talk-war has been running for the decades but when it comes to the nation, we are one.

I strongly advise each of the individuals of our country that don't let any negativity capture your heart. A nation always nourishes its citizens, It's our duty too, that what should we do to nourish our county, and in my eyes the first step would be to maintain its peace and integrity.

There are always negative forces present but we must outnumber them by our positiveness. This is the 21st century and the world is knowing the true heritage of our country. We Indians, are being loved and welcomed almost everywhere. Our prime minister has ended these two major disputes, Article 370 and This Ayodhya Verdict. We're heading to build a great future for the next generation.

Communal harmony and democracy are the two biggest pillars of our nation-building scheme. We are the nation and the nation is us. 

Jai Hind.