Leaders in India call for calm ahead of Ayodhya verdict 

Leaders in India call for calm ahead of Ayodhya verdict. Tension and excitement is building up as the whole of India wait for the land mark Ayodhya verdict slated for Saturday 16th November 2019.

The day will go down in history because of the Ayodhya  verdict however leaders in India have called on citizens to remain calm and unite after Ayodhya verdict.

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 “There is no question of defeat or victory. May peace, harmony and love remain in the state because we are all sons and daughters of mother India.” The former CM said

In the same vain, Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister took to Twitter and said  even after the verdict, Indians should make efforts to preserve the country’s harmonious environment.

Since the court revealed its date for the verdict, on the Ayodhya Ram Mandir-Babri Masjid on November 9 (Saturday) at 10:30 am, the news has trended gaining world attention. 

Leaders in India call for calm ahead of Ayodhya verdict for fear of any riots , as a result of the SC verdict on Ayodhya land dispute, all UP schools, colleges have been shut down.

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The former CM said, “There is no question of defeat or victory. May peace, harmony and love remain in the state because we are all sons and daughters of mother India.”

“The country is ours, the state is ours. Therefore, it is our responsibility to contribute in keeping harmony and love,” Shivraj Singh Chouhan added.

Shivraj Singh Chouhan further said, “There should not be any such activity, due to which there will be a feeling of hate against each other. Let us all resolve that everyone should live in love and peace in the state.”

India and the world cannot wait for the Supreme Court to pronounce its verdict in the much awaited and politically sensitive Ayodhya land dispute case on Saturday the call by Leaders in India for calm ahead of Ayodhya verdict is in place. 

Source: NewsGhana24