PM Modi to lay foundation stone of Ram Mandir; How did the politics play out in Ayodhya? | Explained
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as posted by the channelThe political history of Ram Janmabhoomi has been a major debate over the years, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi lays down the foundation stone for the temple, various leaders from different parties are against the idea of Ram Mandir celebrations. Here is the history behind Ayodhya's disputed land and the politics behind it.
- Ayodhya temple movement began to take shape in the mid-eighties
- Then-Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi orders opening of the disputed temple site
- 1990: Advani leads the big Somnath to Ayodhya Rath Yatra to up the ante
- Was counter to VP Singh's Mandal commission report implementation
- RSS-BJP-VHP aggressively pushed temple movement to counter Mandal
- Lalu Yadav gets Advani arrested during the Rath Yatra, pushes identity politics
- Mulayam follows suit in UP orders firing on Kar Sevaks in Ayodhya
- BJP gains move from 2 Lok Sabha seats in 1985 to single largest party in 1996
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