(Babari Masjid) was never a mosque. It was a monument in the memory of Babar's victory over India. Only in the nineteenth century the people started calling it a mosque ...

Never after 1934 any prayer was offered in the structure by Muslims. The site of the mosque is never disputed, but in this case Muslims themselves stopped offering prayers in the structure shows that it was never a mosque ...

Who are (Muslims) not to allow us? We are fully capable to do things according to our plans. We have made comprehensive plans regarding the construction of Ram Mandir at the site where a Mandir is functioning even now.

.. I assure you that the majority of the MPs want to see the temple on the same site, and Atalji is no exception. We are waiting for the verdict of the Court. We will abide by the Court order. But if it goes against us we will start a massive agitation. And will force the government to make a law that will pave the way for constructing the Mandir at the same site.

We will start construction work at the site in 2001. We expect that till then the Court will deliver its verdict. And it will be in our favour. All the preparations for construction of the Mandir have been completed. (Source: The Indian Currents, 20-26 December, 1999)