Ram Mandir should come up in Ayodhya, but under the legal ambit: Amit Shah

Amit Shah spoke of peaceful dialogues and legal procedures to build the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. He also praised the chief minister of Rajasthan-Vasundhara Raje-for her work in the state. Shah also highlighted BJP's prospects of winning in the upcoming assembly elections in Gujarat and said that the party may win 150 seats.

While on a 3-day visit to Jaipur, BJP President Amit Shah said that Ram Mandir should come up in Ayodhya, but within the legal ambit and with dialogues. Shah was interacting with the local party officials to groom them for the upcoming general elections in 2019. 

When asked about the party's stand on Ram Mandir, Shah stated clearly, "The Ram Mandir should come up in Ayodhya. It should come up through dialogue and within legal framework."

Shah also highlighted BJP's prospects of winning in the upcoming assembly elections in Gujarat and said that the party may win 150 seats. He also praised chief minister of Rajasthan- Vasundhara Raje- and said, "Vasundhara Raje in Rajasthan and Narendra Modi at the Centre are fueling the growth engine of the nation. There is no question of change in leadership in Rajasthan." He also announced the Ajay Rajasthan, which he was confident of pulling off the next year when the Assembly elections are due.