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With Ram Mandir dream becoming a reality, Hindus heading towards a new era of Ram Rajya!

Heartiest congratulations to all fellow Hindu brothers and sisters on the historic occasion of foundation ceremony of Ram Janam Bhoomi. Ram Mandir victory is sweet and belongs to every Hindu across the street in different parts of India. From a simple sadhu to a common householder and from ground level Kar sewaks to Dr Subramanian Swamy, every Hindu is happy and looking forward to see the beginning of a new era. 

For 500 years, Hindus fought to restore the pride and honor of Bharat-Khand and to witness the resurrection of the invincible Prabhu Shri Ram who took birth in the material world to redeem his devotees and enemies both. After 5th August 2020, Hindus will soon be witness to the grand Ram lala temple in Ayodhya. 

While everyone played his part very well, few fighters deserve special mention for this historic victory. For example, the Kothari brothers who laid down their lives in the service of Prabhu Shri Ram. The untimely death of these two young brothers galvanized Hindus across the country, which strengthened the Ram Janam Bhoomi movement. A dozen other activists and Sadhus like  Bairagi Abhiram Das, Devraha Baba, Moropant Pingle, Mahant Avaidyanath and others played their respective role for Ram Mandir during different eras. 

In the present day, former VHP President, Late Ashok Singhal ji and current BJP leader, Dr Subramanian Swamy played the most prominent role in making this dream come true. How can one forget that famous image of Ashok Singhal ji, where his head was bleeding profusely yet he was leading from the front and giving instructions to karsewaks at a time when Mulayam Singh Yadav's government had ordered police action against Karsewaks. 

Years later, during UPA's decade of darkness, Ashok Singhal ji came in close contact with Dr Swamy primarily due to concerns over dredging of Ram Setu, which was of course resolved by Dr Swamy in the last minute court battle. Ashok Singhal ji had also formed firm belief that Ram Mandir matter can be resolved by the indomitable Dr Subramanian Swamy. 


In 2015, when Ashok Singhal ji was battling with poor health, he took Dr Swamy's promise to keep fighting for Ram Mandir at Ayodhya. Never to back-off from his words, Dr Swamy initiated Ram Mandir battle in the courts. In 2016, his writ petition (on Fundamental Right to Worship at RJB site) got listed in the SC. Thereon, Dr Swamy resolutely pursued the matter in SC and his relentless fight finally took proper shape in 2019, when SC agreed for day-to-day hearings for Ram Mandir. 

Dr Swamy's WP added great deal of ammunition to otherwise lacklustre title dispute, which was languishing in SC from 2010 to 2016. His argument on 'Fundamental right to worship' gave a new lease of life to prevailing hopelessness in the matter. In the present context, especially from 2010 to 2020, Dr Swamy's fight for Ram Mandir is exceptional. 

Dr Swamy is truly blessed to have completed two significant works (Ram Setu & Ram Mandir) of Shri Ram and all Hindus are truly blessed to see Dr Swamy in action. 
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