By Admin 
After the construction of a grand Ram temple at Shri Ram Janmabhoomi in Ayodhya, now the flag hoisting is to take place. After the consecration of the sanctum sanctorum by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on January 22 last year, now the flag will be hoisted on the peak of Ram temple tomorrow i.e. Tuesday (November 25). Apart from PM Modi, Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat and about 8 thousand dignitaries from different areas will witness this historic ceremony. Iqbal Ansari, a former supporter of Babri Masjid, has also been invited to this program, but he has expressed his displeasure over the fact that invitation letter has not been handed over to Jagatguru Rambhadracharya.
‘We remained in jail for a month’
Rambhadracharya spoke openly on this issue to ABP News. He said that we made sacrifices for the construction of Ram temple, but those who are raising questions today never took part in the movement. He further said that whatever sacrifices and labor we have done since 1984, we remained in jail for a month and were beaten by the police. Today our labor has been successful.
‘Ram’s worshipers are not getting proper respect today’
In response to a question, Jagatguru Rambhadracharya said that the worshipers of Ram are not getting proper respect today. I have been associated with the Ram Mandir movement ever since it started in 1984. My right wrist has become crooked because of the police batons. He further said that my testimony during the Ram Mandir hearing also proved to be very important in the court. I look at Lord Ram from a spiritual point of view.
‘We were not sent an invitation’
Jagatguru Rambhadracharya said that even after doing all this, our neglects were not fulfilled. We were not even sent the invitation for this program. He further said that these people do not want to listen to anyone. When he was asked whether he was sad about all these things, he said that I am not sad but I am very angry.
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