Is there any proof of destruction of a mandir in honour of Shri Ram at Ayodhya in 1528 AD?
Yes. Muslim records attest to the fact of the destruction. European visitors, prior to the British rule, mention the fact of the destruction. Archaeological studies have found the existence of buildings prior to the construction of the Babri structure. Land revenue records, maintained by the British, have identified the site as Janmasthan. There is even legal judgement of 1886 that avers the fact that the structure was constructed on a site that was holy to Hindus. In December 1990, the above facts, along with many others, were compiled by the VHP and presented to the Government of India. A copy was given to the All India Babri Masjid Action Committee, and was also published by the VHP. Neither the committee, nor the so-called secular historians have refuted the evidence.
Related Questions
- Why are those who oppose the construction of the mandir at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi site called "Babur ke aulad" (descendants of Babur)?
- Has the evidence to establish the destruction of the Shri Ram mandir in 1528 AD been presented to the Government of India?
- Would the construction of a temple in honour of Shri Ram create a confrontation with the government in power?
