Ayodhya case: India says Pak has 'pathological compulsion' to comment

India hit out at Pakistan on Saturday for objecting to timing of Ayodhya verdict, saying Islamab's "pathological compulsion" to comment on its internal affairs with obvious intent of spreing hatred is condemnable.

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Pakistan's comments

Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi objected to timing of Ayodhya verdict, which coincides with inauguration of Kartarpur corridor, saying he was "deeply sdened" at "insensitivity" shown at such a joyous occasion.

"We reject unwarranted and gratuitous comments me by Pakistan on judgment of Supreme Court of India on a civil matter that is completely internal to India," Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said.

"It pertains to rule of law and equal respect for all faiths, concepts that are t part of ir ethos. So, while Pakistan's lack of comprehension is t surprising, ir pathological compulsion to comment on our internal affairs with obvious intent of spreing hatred is condemnable," he said.

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Supreme Court in a unanimous verdict on Saturday cleared way for construction of a Ram Temple at disputed site in Ayodhya and directed Centre to allot an alternative five-acre plot to Sunni Waqf Board for building a mosque at a "prominent" place in holy town in Uttar Presh. 

Prime Minister also dressed Nation on Saturday evening, where he spoke about verdict and gave a mess to public. He said, "We have to learn from this verdict that irrespective of wher it takes some time, even n maintaining patience is topmost priority. In every situation, it is very important that we maintain our trust in India’s constitution and India’s judicial system. Friends, this decision of Supreme Court is a new dawn for us. Even though this conflict affects many generations but after this verdict, we have to make a resolve that new generation will work towards new India. Welcome to a new start. Let us make a New India. We have to determine our trust and development taking into account wher someone has t been left behind."

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