Hindus serve an ultimatum to Govt on Ram Setu issue

Picture of Shri Ram Setu by NASA

 Rameswaram:  "Ram Mandir…? Banaayenge !"  "Ram Setu …? Bachchayenge !!" That was the slogan which reverberated at the land's end this afternoon. In the middle of the holiest pilgrim centre of Rameswaram, Shri. Ashok Singhal, International President of Vishwa Hindu Parishad, led the slogan and a huge assembly of a couple of thousands   demonstrators – 60 percent of them women – followed the chant, waving saffron flags. They had assembled there in response to the call of 'Rameswaram Ram Setu Protection Movement'.

Shri. Singhal elctrified the atmosphere by declaring an ultimatum: In his special address to the demonstrators – in fact, to the whole of Bharat – he roared: "The Central government should leave Ram Setu untouched and come forward with an alternative alignment for the Sethusamudram  Shipping Canal before May 13, 2007. If it fails to do so, a very very big struggle will follow. On that day, Mahamandaleswars and heads of  Akhadas will meet in Delhi to chalk out the further step. I have consulted them all in this regard. Members of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha must come out in support of this mighty struggle to protect Hind interests".

Shri. Singhal asserted that Shri Hanuman himself protects Ram Janmasthan as proved by the fact that of the 19 bombs hurled by anti nationals on Ram Janmabhoomi, only one exploded, that too just destroyed the hand of the terrorist involved. He quizzed: " So also, Ram Setu too is protected by Hanumanji. Otherwise, how does one explain dredgers, cranes and ships approaching Ram Setu break down one by one?

(Latest: The engineer of a Russian ship working for Sethusamudram Project broke his hand and has been since hospitalized in Madurai. His condition is kept as a guarded secrect!). But Shri. Singhal was prompt in reminding the people that they will have to convey their anger to the Hon'ble President of Bharat and the Prime Minister through telegrams and letters (Midway during his speech, he asked those in the meeting who would write letters the very next day to raise their hands. All hands went up!) Anger? Yes!

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