UP minister: BJP will assemble Ram temple inside ambit of Constitution

Ballia (UP), Jun 5 The BJP government will satisfy its guarantee to the people of Uttar Pradesh to assemble a great Ram sanctuary in Ayodhya while remaining inside the ambit of the Constitution, state Agriculture Minister Surya Pratap Shahi has said.

Shahi, who was here for a function to mark three years of the Narendra Modi government last night, likewise said that the Yogi Adityanath government had set up run of law in the state and had satisfied a key survey guarantee by postponing crop loans.

Examining the issue of a Ram temple, he said the development of the Ram temple will be done according to law "through protected means". The administration, he included, remains by whatever guarantee the BJP had made to the people on the issue.

"The Ayodhya question will be settled through sacred means. Ram temple involves confidence and religious conviction for crores of countrymen. The BJP will execute all the race guarantees which are specified in its Lok Kalyan Sankalp Patra," Shahi told reporters here.

The Uttar Pradesh cabinet minister went ahead to state that the Yogi Adityanath government had finished scarcely two-and-half months in office. "We were not in government for the past almost 20 years."

The agriculture minister said the BJP had acquired political agitation from the past Akhilesh Yadav government. Be that as it may, things were diverse at this point.

"Administer of law has been set up in the Yogi Adityanath government. Individuals have rested their confidence in the administration.

Occurrences of attack and plunder in the state are being checked. Efforts are being made to bring law and order situation back on track. The attempt of the state government is to make UP a state which free from dread (bhai-mukt) and goondas (goonda-mukt)," Shahi said.

He named the product advance waiver of farmers a phenomenal stride.

"The Yogi Adityanath government satisfied one of its key survey guarantees when it deferred the harvest advance of the ranchers worth Rs 36,959 crore in the principal bureau meeting itself," Shahi said.