League advices Congress to avoid engagement in Ram Temple consecration ceremony, bars leaders from public opinion

MALAPPURAM: The Muslim League refrains from publicly insisting on the Congress's participation in the Ayodhya Ram Temple dedication ceremony. Congress weighs national implications before taking a stand. India Front parties, including Congress, opt to assess the scenario independently before providing their stance. League leaders barred from publicly expressing views on the matter.

The BJP strategically elevates the Ram Temple dedication as a political agenda in anticipation of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Calls for secular-minded parties to recognize this move and not succumb to the ploy. Suggestions abound for secular parties to unite on constitutional principles and secular values to address the issue politically.

PK Kunjalikutty, National General Secretary condemns BJP's conversion of the temple inauguration into an election campaign starter. The League respects the Hindu community's faith and worship freedom while decrying BJP's exploitation for political gain. Accusations fly against BJP for creating divisions among parties based on participation in the dedication ceremony.

Sadiqali Shihab Thangal, State President urges against turning the Ram Temple consecration into controversy asserting the sanctity of each sect's shrines. The League stands in solidarity with believers advocating for respect for all sacred places.

K Surendran, BJP State President accuses Congress of offending the majority by portraying negatively the Ayodhya Pranapratishta ceremony. Criticizes Kerala Congress leadership for intimidating the national party. Warns Congress of aligning with the Muslim League and religious fundamentalists, cautioning against leveraging organized religious forces for votes. Criticizes the Cabinet reshuffle suggesting it won't benefit the nation except for Minister Muhammad Riaz.