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Hello and thank you for downloading this edition of the Witness History Podcast with me for

Hana Hiva and today I'm taking you back to 1990 on the consolidation of the

Paratia Jandata Party or B.J.P. as one of the major powers in Indian politics,

and a calculated piece of political theatre organized to appeal to India's Hindu majority.

The Ratiathera or chariot March was to be a campaign trip which would last for weeks and would

champion a politics based on Hindutva or militant Hinduism.

It was organized by the leader of the B.J.P. L. K. Advani.

The decision was taken to travel to the Holy City of Ayodia in Uttar Pradesh in Northern India.

L K Advani, leader of the right-wing Hindu Party, B.J.P, embarked on an 8,000-mile tour of the country

to mobilize support for the building of a temple at Iodia.

Once in Iodia, Advani planned to lay the foundation stone of a Hindu temple in the holy city,

thought to be the birthplace of the Hindu god Lord Ram.

But the site was also claimed by India's Muslim minority who already had a mosque there, the

Babri Musjeth.

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