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GCC demands rebuilding of Babri mosque
ABU DHABI. Dec 23 : leaders of the six nation Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) today condemned the demolition of Babri Mosque in Ayodhya and demanded rebuilding of the place of worship as promised by Prime Minister P V Naraslmha Rao. reports PT1.
A communique issued at the conclusion of their three day annual summit here, the leaders said, 'the council expresses Its strong denunciation and condemnation of the crime of aggression against holy shrines of Muslims In India 1n demolishing the ancient historic Babri Mosque.'
AFP from Islamabad adds : Several Pakistani MPs urged the Islamic world on Wednesday to snap ties with India if ft failed to rebuild the mosque.
The call came at the start of . a two-day parliamentary debate on the demolition of the
mosque.
AP from Delhi says: Naraslmha Rao was looking Wednesday for a broadened secular alliance against Hindu nationalists responsible for the destruction of the mosque.
At the same time, the rightwing Bharatiya Janata Party, which had campaigned for replacing the mosque with a Hindu temple, was planning a nationwide offensive to oust the Rad government and hold new elections.
The latest developments pointed to a further polarization of Indian politics and Indicated that Rao’s problems arc not over, despite winning a massive vote of confidence on Monday in Parliament
On Wednesday, the final day of Parliament's session the Bharatiya Janata bloc stormed out of the upper house In protest against the government's refusal to allow prayers
on the disputed site.
The hill on which the mosque stood is surrounded by barbed wire and troops, a small Hindu shrine was erected on the rubble of the mosque before the town of 40,000 residents was placed under curfew Dec 8.
Rao, addressing a closed meeting of Congress Party legislators Tuesday, said his party should accept "adjustments" with other parties to combat the tide of Hindu, nationalism led by the Bharatiya Janata, or BJP.
A spokesman later said Rao : was referring to the communist and leftist parties that voted with Congress Monday to crush the BJP's no-confidence.
Rao did not elaborate, nor say anything about paying a price for continued leftist support. But the left parties have been the sharpest critics of
Rao's market-friendly economic reforms Introduced IB months ago.
Also, there was no Indication from the left that they would be join in an alliance with Rao.
Meanwhile, the Bharatiya Janata was opening a two-day executive meeting Wednesday, even though two of its top three leaders are In Jail on charges of Inciting communal tensions.
On the eve of the meeting, BJP Vice President Krishan Lal Sharma said his party Intended to step up the pressure on the government.
The Congress Party. Sharma said, will have "no other option but to seek a fresh mandate from the people The BJP will launch ■ lull fledged counteroffensive on both the legal and political fronts."