Sources told The Daily Guardian that Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Nyas will take legal action against those who have accused the trust for land dispute scam.
According to sources in the trust, legal advice is being taken in this regard. The trust may go for a defamation case against those who tried to “mislead the public and make false allegations on the basis of fake facts”. The course of action will be decided soon.
Vishwa Hindu Parishad working president and senior advocate Alok Kumar told The Daily Guardian, “I have advised the trust to file a defamation case against Sanjay Singh and others.
The trust should decide whether the case is in civil charges or criminal.”
Alok Kumar also said that last time a defamation case was also filed against Sanjay Singh by Arun Jaitley and Nitin Gadkari. But after receiving the apology of Sanjay Singh, both the leaders forgave him. “But the trust should not forgive him this time,” he said.
These allegations of scam have been made by Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh and former Samajwadi Party MLA from Ayodhya and former minister Pawan Pandey.
In the meantime, the ongoing construction work of the temple is not affected and the work of filling the foundation is being done in two consecutive shifts of 24 hours each.
At the same time, there are elaborate security arrangements in the Ram temple complex. The premises are being monitored 24 hours a day. For this, watchtowers and CCTV cameras have been installed, so that the construction and surrounding activities are monitored at all times.
About 50 layers of a 10-inch-thick mixture of building material will be laid in about a 50-ft deep foundation measuring 400-ft-long and 300-ft-wide. Six layers of building material mixture have been stacked over the foundation land that spreads across 2.77 acres.
The work of about 9 layers has been completed, and the filling of the 10th layer has also been done, which will now be compacted.
The Ram Janmabhoomi complex in Ayodhya sprawls across 70 acres of land, but at present, the construction is going on in 5 acres. The work of filling the foundation with engineering field material is being done by digging 400-ft long, 300-ft wide, and 40-ft deep.