Lord Ram

Akhilesh Yadav accused the BJP of shielding the 'real culprits' in the alleged theft of temple offerings while sending lower-level employees to jail. He claimed Lord Ram would prevent those who stole 'Ram Dhan' from winning elections.

The Lok Sabha passed a bill on banker's books without debate. Kiren Rijiju accused Congress, CPI, and Samajwadi party of opposing Lord Ram and demanded a national apology.

During a press conference, Pappu Yadav was defending a skit about Ram temple donation theft when a man accused him of insulting Lord Ram and threw a slipper, causing a scuffle between Yadav's supporters and the attacker.

Varanasi police booked MPs Rahul Gandhi, Pappu Yadav, and Awadesh Prasad for allegedly insulting Sanatan Dharma. Seer Jagatguru Balak Das condemned Pappu Yadav's remarks about Lord Ram and Sanatan Dharma in the House as unforgivable.

V. S. Ugrappa, a former MP, accused BJP, RSS, and VHP of hijacking Lord Ram. He stated that temple trust members, including a retired government officer, could not prevent an alleged theft.

Akhilesh Yadav stated that the BJP will receive neither donations nor votes. He accused the BJP of betraying religious values and democratic principles, invoking Lord Ram and the Constitution.

Ajay Rai, the U.P. Congress chief, was placed under house arrest in Ayodhya ahead of a party delegation's visit to take the blessings of Lord Ram.

Akhilesh Yadav pledges to restore Ayodhya’s eternal glory. The Samajwadi Party claims Lord Ram’s ideals align with socialism and have been followed by the party and its ideological predecessors.

Congress accused BJP of failing to protect Lord Ram’s wealth, highlighting a political critique between the two parties.

Joshi criticizes Congress leaders for previously questioning Lord Ram's existence and notes their current discussions on Ram Mandir issues. The Union Minister expresses disapproval of Congress's stance.

A fresh hearing has been ordered on a plea seeking an FIR against Rahul Gandhi for his remarks on Lord Ram. The petitioner accused him of referring to Lord Ram as a 'mythological and fictional character,' claiming it hurt Hindu religious sentiments and constitutes hate speech.