"The Babari Masjid Movement Coordination Committee (BMMCC) appreciates the approach suggested by Shri Rajiv Gandhi for resolving the Babari Masjid dispute. However, the Committee is prepared to consider a reference to the Supreme Court or a Commission of Inquiry, as proposed, provided:

a) A Central Law is enacted to protect the status of all places of worship as on 15 August, 1947;

b) the VHP suspends its agitation and postpones Kar Seva;

c) the title suit pending before the Special Bench of the Allahabad High Court is expedited so that other questions of law and of fact already identified as issues are urgently disposed of.

The Central and the State Governments are under pressure from various sides to buy peace from the VHP by permitting 'symbolic Kar Seva' on or near shilanyas site. The Committee is firmly of the view that no Kar Seva can be lawfully performed on the site by the VHP till it has the title to the site and the siteplan is duly approved. The existing site-plan cannot be approved as it covers the disputed premises.

If the VHP is prepared to revise its site-plan to exclude the Babari Masjid, a final settlement may be possible through negotiation if the Babari Masjid is secured against any future claim. Once there is a settlement, the authorities can approve the revised site-plan and High Court can be requested to withdraw the status-quo order.

But, if the VHP insists on the original site-plan, the Kar Seva has to wait till the question of fact about the Babari Masjid: whether a temple was demolished in 1528 to construct the Babari Masjid on its place, is inquired into by a Commission of Inquiry or the Supreme Court, as proposed."