Decision on Ram Temple construction 'within a week': Togadia

March 04, 2017 21:13

VHP leader Praveen Togadia Saturday hinted at the Hindutva outfit contemplating some move for the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, claiming a decision on the issue may be taken "within a week".

"Karenge (we shall do something)," VHP International President Togadia replied when asked if VHP would take steps for the construction of Ram Temple owing to indifferent attitude of union government on the issue.

"Decision for the construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya may be taken within a week," he said when asked why the temple construction has been put in abeyance despite a powerful BJP-led government at the centre.

"Decision can be taken within one hour, after calling special session of the Parliament," he stated adding the process does not require even a week.

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