He also said the government should pass a legislation to pave the way for construction of the temple.
“People have voted you to power not for making laws on triple talaq, but for the construction of Ram mandir in Ayodhya,” Togadia told reporters here today.
Togadia, who is on a two-day tour of Aurangabad and Parbhani, arrived in the city last evening.
“A law should be passed for the construction of Ram temple, so that it is built soon. Whether to make a law on triple talaq or not is up to the government, but they should make a law for Ram temple,” he added.
“We have faith in the judiciary, but since the temple has not been built, a law should be passed in this regard so that it can be constructed without the mosque adjacent to it,” he said.
He said the apex court once again adjourned the hearing on the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute.
“Seven hundred policemen, including two DCPs, five ACPs and 17 police inspectors, have been deployed to provide security,” he said.