Bhopal: The response of political parties and leaders is coming after the Supreme Court gave its verdict on Ayodhya's 'Ram Janmabhoomi' and Babri Masjid dispute. Congress leader Digvijay Singh has also welcomed the verdict of the apex court by tweeting, but he has also asked a question along with it. Digvijay wrote that the Supreme Court has called the demolition of Babri Masjid illegal, so will the culprits be punished now?
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Congress leader Digvijay Singh wrote in his tweet that, 'We are grateful to everyone for the decision of 'Ram Janmabhoomi'. Congress had always said that the solution to each dispute should be found only within the scope of laws and rules established by the Constitution. The path of demolition and violence is not in anyone's interest. Digvijay wrote in the next tweet that, "Hon'ble Supreme Court in the Ram Janmabhoomi verdict has considered the act of demolition of Babri Masjid as an illegal offence. Will the culprits be punished? Let's see, it has been 27 years."
In another tweet, Digvijay Singh has said that 'We are grateful to all who honoured the decision of 'Ram Janmabhoomi'. Congress had always said that the solution to every dispute should be found only within the scope of the laws and rules established by the Constitution. The path of demolition and violence is not in anyone's interest. Before Digvijay Singh, Congress also comment on the Ayodhya case. Former Congress National President Rahul Gandhi had welcomed the decision of the Supreme Court and appealed to the people to accept the verdict as peaceful.
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