NEW DELHI: National Commission for Minorities chief Ghayorul Hasan Rizvi on Sunday said Ram temple must be inbuilt Ayodhya in order that Muslims can are living "peacefully" and "respectfully".
Rizvi additionally stressed that the dispute must be resolved quickly to help make stronger ties between communities.
Some Muslim organisations had sought the panel's intervention within the Ayodhya identify swimsuit case, Rizvi said.
The fee in its November 14 assembly will come to a decision whether or not to method the Supreme Court for an early hearing on the topic or no longer, he added.
"The National Minority Welfare Organisation and some other outfits have sent us reports that the Muslim community in the country is living in fear," Rizvi informed PTI.
"They have urged the commission to take an initiative to improve the current atmosphere," he added.
"During the November 14 meeting, we will hold discussions on the matter. But, as it is sub-judice, we can only urge the apex court for an early hearing," he said.
Rizvi additional said that the organisations wanted Muslims to help within the construction of Ram temple at the disputed web site and make certain that no such controversy erupts in long term again.
The minority panel chief additionally made it transparent that there used to be no possibility of establishing mosques or offering namaz in Ayodhya.
"Even I believe that in Ayodhya, neither mosques can be built, nor namaz can be offered. The place has a sentimental value for 100 crore Hindus," Rizvi said.
"Therefore, Hindus must be allowed to build a Ram temple there (Ayodhya) so that Muslims can live peacefully, respectfully and without any fear while contributing to the development of the nation," he added.
Rizvi additionally stressed that the dispute must be resolved quickly to help make stronger ties between communities.
Some Muslim organisations had sought the panel's intervention within the Ayodhya identify swimsuit case, Rizvi said.
The fee in its November 14 assembly will come to a decision whether or not to method the Supreme Court for an early hearing on the topic or no longer, he added.
"The National Minority Welfare Organisation and some other outfits have sent us reports that the Muslim community in the country is living in fear," Rizvi informed PTI.
"They have urged the commission to take an initiative to improve the current atmosphere," he added.
"During the November 14 meeting, we will hold discussions on the matter. But, as it is sub-judice, we can only urge the apex court for an early hearing," he said.
Rizvi additional said that the organisations wanted Muslims to help within the construction of Ram temple at the disputed web site and make certain that no such controversy erupts in long term again.
The minority panel chief additionally made it transparent that there used to be no possibility of establishing mosques or offering namaz in Ayodhya.
"Even I believe that in Ayodhya, neither mosques can be built, nor namaz can be offered. The place has a sentimental value for 100 crore Hindus," Rizvi said.
"Therefore, Hindus must be allowed to build a Ram temple there (Ayodhya) so that Muslims can live peacefully, respectfully and without any fear while contributing to the development of the nation," he added.
Build Ram temple in Ayodhya so that Muslims can live in peace: Minorities panel chief
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