Dhar (Madhya Pradesh) : Reviving the controversial Bhojshala issue, Janata Party President Subramanian Swamy today claimed the Shlokas in Sanskrit language were engraved at a place where idol of Waghdevi (Goddess Saraswati) was earlier installed in the sanctum-sanctorum.
"After visiting the Bhojshala and personally inspecting the place where the idol of Waghdevi was established by the Raja Bhoj, I found that shlokas in Sanskrit language were engraved at that place," he told a press conference.
Dr. Swamy arrived here to visit the disputed Bhojshala where Hindus offer puja every Tuesday and Muslims offer Namaz every Friday as part of an arrangement made by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Rest of the days it is opened for all.
Dr. Swamy said he would file a petition in a London court where the idol is kept in a museum to bring it back to India like the idol of Natraj which he had claimed in a similar fashion.
Source : IBN Live
"After visiting the Bhojshala and personally inspecting the place where the idol of Waghdevi was established by the Raja Bhoj, I found that shlokas in Sanskrit language were engraved at that place," he told a press conference.
Dr. Swamy arrived here to visit the disputed Bhojshala where Hindus offer puja every Tuesday and Muslims offer Namaz every Friday as part of an arrangement made by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Rest of the days it is opened for all.
Dr. Swamy said he would file a petition in a London court where the idol is kept in a museum to bring it back to India like the idol of Natraj which he had claimed in a similar fashion.
Source : IBN Live
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