If anybody has a problem with me going to Ayodhya temple, they can do whatever they want, says Harbhajan Singh
Chandigarh, January 20
Former cricketer and AAP’s Rajya Sabha MP Harbhajan Singh has said that he will go to Ayodhya for the Ram temple consecration.
On opposition parties declining the invitation to the consecration ceremony, Harbhajan told ANI in a video, “It is our good fortune that this temple is being built at this time, so we all should go and get the blessings. Whoever goes and whoever doesn’t, I will definitely go…doesn’t matter which party goes and which party doesn’t, I will go…if anybody has any problem with me going to Ram temple, they can do whatever they want.”
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