Ram Rajya Coming, Shun Disputes, Stay United: Mohan Bhagwat To Citizens
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"The Prime Minister alone did 'taap' (penance), and now, we all have to do that," the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief said, addressing a gathering of thousands after the ceremony.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat today said Ram Rajya is coming and everyone in the country should shun disputes and stay united.
The new Ram Lalla idol was consecrated at the Ayodhya temple on Monday, an event led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and watched by lakhs of people on television at their homes and in temples across the country.
"The Prime Minister alone did 'taap' (penance), and now, we all have to do that," the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief said, addressing a gathering of thousands after the ceremony.
The chain of events began in the early hours of November 23, when constable Kiranpal was patrolling near Arya Samaj Mandir in Govindpuri.
In the CCTV footage, the robbers can be seen opening all the jewellery boxes and taking out the ornaments - while holding the shop owners at gunpoint.
The BJP-led Mahayuti alliance clinched a historic victory in the Maharashtra Assembly Elections, winning 235 out of 288 seats.
Varanasi: Half a dozen men rained punches and blows on the cop as his wife and children waited inside the car, horrified.
The BJP has managed a successful course correction in Maharashtra, where just a few months ago, it has slid massively in the Lok Sabha polls.
The NCP (SP) candidates who defeated their NCP rivals included Jitendra Awhad who defeated Najeeb Mulla in Mumbra Kalwa.
Jan Suraaj candidates failed to make a significant impact, finishing third in three constituencies and one in the fourth position.
Police arrested Deepak Max, 20, caught after an encounter by Crime Branch, while Krish Gupta, 18, by local police from the same area.
The prime minister said the Maharashtra election also shows that only one Constitution will work in India and that was given to the people of the country by B R Ambedkar.
The Prime Minister said the Congress' outsized interest in its own welfare is a "threat to democracy".