KK Mohammed.
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Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR) member and Padmashree Dr. KK Mohammed said that Gyanvapi and Mathura Muslims should themselves be handed over to Hindus. Hindus should also stop. One should not carry a long list. This is an atonement for the mistakes that Muslims have committed.
Dr. KK Mohammad was addressing a seminar based on Indian knowledge tradition at Saket College on Friday. Dr. Mohammad said that the evidence found after the excavation in the archaeological survey at the disputed site became the basis of the decision in favor of Ram temple in the Supreme Court. He told that 90 pillars were found in the excavation. Who were testifying towards the grand temple. Vishnu Hari rock was found. Many statues were found.
Part of a human foot was found. This is also not found in the mosque. The shape of a snake was also found. He showed the evidence found in the excavation through pictures on the screen. Many foreign travelers and historians have also mentioned Ram Temple in their travel memoirs. During this time Prof. Hari Narayan Dubey, Prof. from ICHR. Susmita Pandey, Dr. Harshvardhan Singh from IGNOU, Prof. Ishwar Sharan Vishwakarma and other historical figures were present.
Historians should have a sage’s vision: Dr. Krishna Gopal
Ayodhya. In a seminar based on Indian knowledge tradition at Saket College, Sangh’s co-coordinator Dr. Krishna Gopal said that India’s fundamental vision is to forget what has passed. We saw the whole history in one summary, saw it in sequence. We tell the history of 432 crore years whereas the western civilization remains confined to the history of 6000 BC only. Our historians will have to research how we have been successful in creating a common mind despite so much diversity. The world has no values, they are struggling with their nature, the world is moving towards destruction. We will give value to the world. The responsibility of saving humanity is on our shoulders. Historians should have a sage’s vision. Rishi’s vision is to find the thread of unity in diversity. Students of history should research how we remained united despite diversity.
