Owaisi Rebuts Modi’s ‘Healing Wounds’ Claim, Calls Dec. 6 a Blow to Constitution

He used the demolition anniversary to argue that constitutional norms were harmed, pointing to court-recognized violations alongside unchallenged acquittals.

Overview

Speaking at AIMIM headquarters in Hyderabad, Asaduddin Owaisi rejected Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s portrayal of the Ram temple’s completion as healing “centuries-old wounds.”
Owaisi cited the Supreme Court’s Ayodhya judgment to say there was no evidence that Babri Masjid was built after demolishing a temple.
He called December 6 a Black Day and said the 1992 demolition weakened the Constitution and the rule of law.
He noted that criminal cases over the demolition ended in acquittals and said the Modi government did not appeal the trial court verdict.
He also referenced a post-retirement interview by a judge who authored the Ayodhya judgment to allege a shift from the reasoning recorded in court.