Subramanian Swamy questions PM Modi's eligibility to perform Ram Mandir puja
Says Ram waged war for his wife, Modi known for abandoning his
New Delhi: BJP leader Subramanian Swamy has raised questions about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's eligibility to perform the opening puja of the Ram Mandir, which is scheduled to be completed on January 22 in Ayodhya.
In a statement on 'X,' Swamy expressed concerns about allowing Modi, who has separated from his wife, to participate in the Pran Prathishta Puja of the Ram Lala murti.
PM @narendramodi can't do Pran Pratishta Pooja of #AyodhyaRamTemple #RamMandir for many reasons. Most important one is that he don't have his wife along with him. He can afford to earn the curse of Bhagwan Ram, not the nation.
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"How can we, as devotees of Lord Ram, allow Modi to join the performance of the Pran Prathishta Puja of the Ram Lala murti in Ayodhya, when Ram spent almost one and a half decades and waged a war to rescue his wife Sita? Modi is known for abandoning his wife, and yet he will do the puja," Swamy wrote in his tweet.
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Gujarat: Woman taluka panchayat member attacked over 'affair', hair chopped off; one held
Tapi, Oct 20: A woman taluka panchayat member was thrashed and her hair chopped off by a group of people over an alleged affair in Gujarat’s Tapi district following which police arrested one person, an official said on Sunday.
Urmila Gamit of Songadh taluka panchayat was attacked by a woman and three men and beaten with a hockey stick on Saturday evening. The assaulters also cut her hair, said the official from Songadh police station.
The woman was targeted in a public place when she was going home on a two-wheeler with her daughter, the police official said. One of the attackers, identified as Sobhna Gamit, accused Urmila of having illicit relations with her husband.
The men who accompanied Sobhna, including her son, hit Urmila with a hockey stick, causing a fracture in her left arm and injuries in her waist and head, the police said. They also snatched her gold pendant and fled, the police said.
Urmila was taken to a local hospital. On her complaint, police registered an FIR and arrested one accused, the official added.
