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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThis book attempts to unfold the evidence, facts and contemporaneous records that were not represented prior to the start of court proceedings in Ram Janambhoomi case.
Unfortunately, several historical facts were subjected to oblivion on account of non-surviving witnesses at the time of the trial. This book reveals evidence against the most heinous crimes committed upon the Hindu devotees in Ayodhya while they were performing their rituals peacefully.
On 2nd November, 1990, large numbers of innocent devotees were killed due to merciless firing by the police force. That the crimes have gone unpunished remain a mystery to the author. The book seeks justice for the innocent martyrs.
This compilation does not aim to evoke a fresh controversy. Rather, an attempt has been made to bring out in public the truth behind conspiracies that were deliberately used to cover up facts and evidence.
The book is a well-researched piece of work that intends to restore the balance of justice in the evidence-based legal system.
Ranjana Agnihotri Advocate
Ranjana Agnihotri is a lawyer who was born in Awadh and brought up by a religious family in Lucknow. The spiritual and religious traditions of the country have had a great influence on her upbringing. Since her childhood, the great epic Sri Ramcharit Manas (written by the famous saint Goswami Tulsidas) has been a main source of inspiration.
The author is an intense seeker of truth and a spiritual traveller. Ms Agnihotri was assigned a leading role as an advocate representing the entire Hindu community in the famous Ayodhya Title Suit before the High Court, Lucknow Bench.
The author is also accredited with the establishment of several social and religious organizations. She remains a popular public voice on large number of social and religious issues. The author considers the service of Bhagwan Ram as the foremost objective of her life.
