Findings in Ayodhya

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By NS Rajaram

 

 

 

Summary of findings

We may now sum up the findings based on both literary and

archaeological/epigraphical evidence:

 

1. All the literary sources without exception, until the Secularists

began their negationist masquerade, are unanimous that a Rama temple

existed at the site known since time immemorial as Rama Janmabhumi.

 

2. Archaeology confirms the existence of temples going back to Kushan

times, or about 2000 years. This date may well be extended by future

excavations assuming that such excavations will be permitted by

politicians.

 

3. Archaeology records at least two destructions: the first in the

12th-13th century; the second, later, in all probability in the 16th.

This agrees well with history and tradition that were temple

destructions following the Ghorid invasions (after 1192 AD) and

restored, and was destroyed again in 1528 by Babar who replaced it

with a mosque. This is the famous - or infamous - Babri Masjid that

was demolished by kar-sevaks on December 6, 1992.

 

4. A large inscription discovered at the site dating to 11th-12th

century records the existence of numerous temples including a

magnificent one in which Hari-Vishnu was honored as destroyer of the

ten-headed Ravana. Ayodhya was always known as a temple city.

 

With this record of the Secularists exposed, it is for the reader to

judge if the Secularists of the JNU-AMU clique should be treated as

scholars or as obstuctionists and impostors.

 

With their madness exposed, it is now time to look at the method

behind it. It is called Negationism.