LoP clarifies on Ambedkar, temple quote

  • | Tuesday | 21st November, 2023

Nagpur: Leader of opposition Vijay Wadettiwar has been in the news for the last few days due to the ongoing OBC-Maratha quota issue, but the latest buzz is regarding two statements he made on Sunday at Parbhani. First was that India would have split in two if Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar had converted to Islam, and the second was donation boxes must be removed from temples. On Ambedkar, Wadettiwar now claims that he was being quoted out of context. I said that if Babasaheb had converted to Islam, then in todays political scenario it would have been a big issue considering how people are pitted against each other in the name of religion, he said. On the donation boxes, Wadettiwar stood his ground, saying, If that happens, then only god will rightfully stay in temples. The priests will be gone. TNNWe also published the following articles recently3k apply for post of priests at Ram templeAround 3,000 candidates have applied for the position of priests for the upcoming Ram temple in Ayodhya. The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has shortlisted 200 candidates for interviews. The selected candidates will undergo six months of training and will be appointed as priests in different posts within the temple complex. Non-selected candidates who attend the training will receive certificates and may be considered for future priest positions. The interviews include questions about the procedures and mantras of different pujas. The training will be held at Karsevakpuram and will be based on a religious syllabus prepared by top seers.3,000 apply for priests posts in Ayodhyas Ram templeOver 3,000 candidates have applied for the positions of priests at the Ram temple in Ayodhya after the vacancies were advertised by the Ram Mandir Teerth Kshetra Trust. Out of these, 200 candidates have been selected for interviews based on merit. The interviews are being conducted by a three-member panel at the Vishva Hindu Parishads headquarters in Ayodhya. The selected candidates will undergo six months of residential training and will be appointed as priests in different posts. Those who are not selected will also receive training and certificates and may be considered for future positions.This story has been removedIm sorry, but without any input text, I am unable to generate a summary. Please provide the text you would like me to summarize.

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