Ram Mandir: Amit Shah meets RSS head Mohan Bhagwat to discuss about Ram temple issue.

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has made a big statement on Ram temple today. Concerned over the case pending in the Supreme Court till January, the Sangh said that the court should understand the sentiments of Hindu society. After the 3-day meeting of the All India Executive Board of RSS, Bhaiyaji Joshi, the RSS's chief minister, said, "The court's decision is delayed. The court has deferred for indefinitely. It's their jurisdiction. But when asked if the matter will be further heard? So the court said that he has more priorities."

He further said, "The Hindu society is feeling humiliated by this court's remark. We request the court to reconsider it. Take care of Hindu sentiments and beliefs."

The RSS said that if the need arises then the protest will again. The movement has gone on since last 30 years. There is a lot of delay in making the temple. If there is no way out, then the law is the last resort.

Amit Shah also attended the meeting of the RSS executive held in Mumbai. Shah also met the leader Mohan Bhagwat. Joshi said that Amit Shah met yesterday. During this time there were serious discussions on several issues, including Ram temple. He said that unless the court decides the decision, the government will also face the challenge.

Union's Sangh stand on ordinance

Joshi said on the rising demands of the Ordinance on the Ram Temple that the Ordinance to which they are seeking can demand, whether or not the government has to make that decision. He said that there is no question of pressure on the government or the BJP, here mutual consent is necessary.

Amit Shah from Mohan Bhagwat, discussions on Ram temple in RSS meeting

Keep in mind that on October 29, the Supreme Court had asked the Ram Temple of Ayodhya - the Babri Masjid dispute, that we will now hear it in January. When the matter will come in January, February or March, this decision will have to be made to the appropriate bench." It is clear that the Ayodhya verdict will not be possible before the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

After the Supreme Court's stance, some leaders of the RSS, VHP, Shiv Sena and BJP have demanded that the law is brought to the government. Other parties say that the government and agitators should wait for the court's decision.

Let us tell you that in the 2010 Allahabad High Court, the disputed site was divided into three parts - Ramlala, Nirmohi Akhara, and Muslim Parties - in the judgment. This decision has been challenged in the Supreme Court.