With the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court scheduled to give its verdict on the Ayodhya title suit on Friday, September 24, there have been appeals from leaders across parties to the people of India to maintain peace and order.
Ambika Soni: Maintain equanimity and tranquility
Published On: September 16, 2010 | Duration: 0 min, 59 sec
Information and Broadcasting Minister, Ambika Soni, has appealed to the people to maintain calm after Friday's judgement. She says, "...there should be no attempt whatsoever, made by people of any section of society to provoke any other section of society..."
Narendra Modi: No place for fanatics in a healthy society
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi too has appealed for peace and said, "Let's create an atmosphere of peace and harmony and make our country proud."
P Chidambaram: Reserve your opinion
In his statement, Union Home Minister P Chidambaram has said that after the verdict on Friday, "It would be inappropriate to reach any hasty conclusion that one side has won or that the other has lost... I appeal to all parties, the general public and the media not to make any hasty pronouncements."
Don't speculate, Advani cautions MPs
Senior BJP leader LK Advani has said, "I have told all my MPs not to speculate... I believe this case will go to Supreme Court."
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