Ram Mandir Bhumipoojan: Is identity politics still core to our Indian system? | The Urban Debate
August 4, 2020
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as posted by the channelOn The Urban Debate with Tanvi Shukla, we discuss, the identity crisis and political effects that have come into play since the construction of the Ram Mandir. A battle between Congress and BJP for decades.
Almost 5 centuries-old & 70 years of legal tangle later the bhumipujan is all set to take place. Senior Journalist Ashutosh says with the beginning of the construction of Ram Mandir it was reinforced that Hindutva is an ideology, which at one point was communal politics, has taken over & is now hegemonic politics. A major paradigm shift has taken place since the old order.
Political parties who were the biggest hindrances in the construction of the Ram Mandir now say 'Ram Sabke hai'. Time & again, Senior leaders of the Congress have stood like walls against the construction of Ram Mandir. Lord Ram is a symbol of national unity and that’s what tomorrow should stand for. The BJP will never understand this as it’s not on their agenda says Supriya Shrinate. L.K Advani shares his views too.
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