India Speaks Daily had scheduled an interview with Sri Ramjanmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust Chief Champat Rai on June 14 at Ayodhya, but did not materialise due to copius rains.
A knee-deep high water logging at my boarding place near Ayodhya railway station did not allow me to venture outside and hence the one-to-one interview was cancelled.
The next day, we were supposed to board the train and the interview was postponed indefinitely.
However, we would like to put our view on the “money laundering” charges levelled by the Opposition parties on Sri Ramjanmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust members led by Champat Rai.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a hero. A hero, because no other leader in the country right now, unites the Hindus as Modi does.
This is the reason why Modi and BJP have been winning elections after elections and improving the tally of seats wherever the BJP is not a dominant party. Latest being West Bengal where the party increased its seats from mere three to 77.
So, the biggest challenge for the Opposition is how to break the unity of the Hindus? So, what have they planned? They have whipped up a conspiracy to depict BJP and its prominent leaders as anti-Hindu.
The fresh allegations of money laundering levelled by AAP, Congress and Samajwadi Party against Sri Ramjanmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is part of this conspiracy.
Earlier, the opposition with the help of pinch-hitting soldout journalists who write for international garbage media, had conspired against Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adiyanath to depict him as a leader who is least bothred about Hindus at the time of Corona Panedmic.
The cabal raised a noise over the burning corpses from smashan ghats and burial of dead bodies along the bank of River Ganges. This was done with an objective to force BJP leadrship to change the leadership of Yogi Adityanath ahead of 2022 Uttar Pradesh elections.
As per their calculations, if the BJP replaces Yogi Adityanath, it would lose its grip not only in Uttar Pradesh, but also entire North India. But this plan came a cropper as BJP announced Yogi Adityanath as the chief ministerial candidate for the upcoming state elections.
Having met with the waterloo yet again, the Opposition hit upon a fresh conspiracy by levelling money laundering allegations against Sri Ramjanmabhoomi Terrth Ksehtra Trust led by Champat Rai.
They alleged that the Trust under Champat Rai bought land near Ayodhya Railway Station at a much higher price than the open market price.
In response, Champat Rai clarified that it was not possible to either misappropriate or launder money, because all the dealings are done online.
The sale and purchase of land are done on the basis of dialogue and consultation, and the entire value is transferred into the sellers’ accounts online. Therefore, there is no problem with the Trust, but the problem is with AAP, Cogress and other opposition parties, who hit and scoot after levelling the allegations.
Such conspiracies should be nipped in the bud. The hit and scooters should be brought to book by seeking severe punishments. This is necessary because it is a matter of Bhagwan Sri Ram and faith.
