BJP hints at legal recourse,VHP says wont allow mosque

The BJP has welcomed the Supreme Court decision giving way to pronouncement of the verdict in the Ayodhya title suits case,while hinting that it could still take the legal route for redressal.

Projecting business as usual on Tuesday,with its top brass meeting to pick up candidates for the Bihar polls,BJP spokesperson Prakash Javadekar said the apex courts decision ended the atmosphere of uncertainty and added that whatever the verdict of the high court will be,there is a legal process ahead . The party also appealed to the people to maintain peace and calm.

The RSS too showed restraint and welcomed the Supreme Court decision. The Supreme Court has done the right thing. A deliberate attempt was made to derail the judicial process by approaching the Supreme Court, RSS spokesperson Ram Madhav said.

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The VHP in contrast struck a more belligerent note,saying it would not allow construction of a mosque within the religious boundary of Ayodhya and reaffirming its demand for building a grand temple at the disputed site.

Senior VHP leader Praveen Togadia said the outfits stand is based on the decisions taken by a high-powered body of sants. We will not allow construction of a new mosque within the religious borders of Ayodhya, he said.

At the same time,VHP chief Ashok Singhal said peace should prevail irrespective of the nature of the verdict.

Sources said the finer points of the Sanghs plan of action would be worked out only after the the judgment.

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