Uma asks BJP to decide on Ram Temple and Ram Sethu

Monday, January 28, 2008, 20:37 [IST]

Guna, MP, Jan 28: Bharatiya Jan Shakti President Uma Bharti today reiterated her demand that the BJP make its stand clear on the issue of construction of Ram temple and 'Ram Setu. Ms Bharti told reporters here that the BJP could dump these issues if it came to power at the Centre.

She felt that the BJP could change its stand over the 'Ram Setu' issue as it could be forced to take support of the DMK in Tamil Nadu. The sadhvi said the BJ would not field its candidate in the Lok Sabha by-election in Betul. She added that her party was launching a campaign against the situation of drought in the state. She would lead the campaign herself.

UNI

Topics: madhya pradesh, lord ram, uma, lok sabha, ram sethu, dmk, tamil nadu, ram temple

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