Kejriwal Targets Amit Shah Over Ram Temple Visit Claims

Arvind Kejriwal has launched a sharp political attack on Amit Shah, alleging the Union Home Minister has failed to visit the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya since its 'Pran Pratishtha' ceremony. The Aam Aadmi Party leader claims this omission stands in stark contrast to Shah's frequent public references to Lord Ram and the temple during various election campaigns.

Kejriwal highlighted that Amit Shah has invoked the name of Lord Ram and the Ram Mandir more than 42 times in recent speeches and media interviews. By contrasting these frequent mentions with the reported lack of personal visits, Kejriwal suggests that the BJP uses religious iconography primarily for electoral mobilization and vote-bank consolidation rather than out of genuine devotional commitment.

This development signals a continuation of the heated ideological conflict between the ruling BJP and opposition parties regarding the use of religious symbols in public discourse. Observers expect the BJP to counter these allegations by emphasizing their role in the temple's construction and their broader commitment to cultural nationalism. Whether this narrative gains traction among the broader electorate remains a critical point of uncertainty in the current political climate.