So what about this obsession with Ram and this frenzy over the Ram temple which of course now is going to be inaugurated?

Where do you find this? Isn't it then misplaced?

I don't know. I wouldn't use those words.

They're very strong words, obsession, frenzy, all this.

Because if somebody has to be an inspiration after 7, 8,000 years, there must be some element

there.

Not for one or two people. For millions and millions of people if someone has to be an inspiration

after thousands of years there must be something if we don't see that something, then we will say it's an obsession, it is this, that.

But let me come to this.

And anyway, coming to the Ram tempo.

So Ram had a series of problems during his life.

Even after thousands of years, he still has real estate issues.

His real estate is not settled after thousands of years. So people who love him want to settle that real estate. I think it's settled, Supreme Court has

settled it. So they Supreme Court has settled it.

So they want to build a temple, it is devotion,

why should it be termed as frenzy and obsession?

Is it, let me use another word which again you will say is strong, isn't it divisive?

Why is it divisive?

Because it cuts across two communities.

Really?

It's been a bloody tale tale and by bloody I mean a tale of blood, a tale of killings, a tale of rights.

What's happened in the last 800 years is the bloodiest deal that's ever happened in any part of the world ever?

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