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Will accept Ram Mandir if Sacchar committee recommendations are met, says Dr Zafar Mahmood of  Zakat Foundation of India

Indian security forces guard the Babri Mosque in Ayodhya, Oct. 29, 1990, closing off the disputed site claimed by Muslims and Hindus. The dispute is at the center of a major religious and political storm, threatening the V.P. Singh government. Thousands of people have been arrested on their way to Ayodhya, intending to replace the mosque with a Hindu temple beginning October 31. (AP Photo/Barbara Walton)

By TCN News

Dr Zafar Mahmood, President of Zakat Foundation of India, has suggested an eight-point agenda to the ongoing issue of Babri Masjid, saying that “Muslims can agree to the construction of Ram Mandir at the Babri Masjid site in Ayodhya” provided the following eight points are accepted, approved and implemented by the Government:

1.    The constituencies of Lok Sabha and state assemblies where the Muslim population is very high while the Scheduled Caste percentage is not among the highest should be de-reserved. Instead, reserve those constituencies where SC percentage is among the highest, as recommended by Sachar Committee.

2.     The Alternative Admission Criteria for undergraduate level admission into all universities and colleges of India should be accepted, approved and implemented as recommended by Sachar Committee.

3.     To fill the posts of CEO of state waqf boards the central government should accept, approve and implement the launching of Indian Waqf Service as recommended by the Sachar Committee.

4.    The RBI proposal of allowing the banks to have a window for interest-less banking should be approved by the central government.

5.     The Minority character of Aligarh Muslim University should be accepted, approved and implemented by the central government.

6.    Any person who is charged with terror activity and is, after several years of multi-dimensional sufferance, exonerated by the court as innocent should be given Rs 50 lakh as compensation by the government. Later on, this money should be partly deducted from the salary/pension/provident fund/retirement benefits of the officer(s) who wrongly implicated him.

7.    Give a proportionate share to Muslims in nominated posts and appointments under the state & central governments.

8.    Appoint Equal Opportunity Commission at the centre and in the states as recommended by Sachar Committee.