Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, who has been facing severe backlash for his recently made Syria remark clarified his stance saying that he did not threaten anyone but put out a word of caution with respect to the Ram Mandir verdict.&nbsp;

&quot;Woh dhamki thodi na hai, woh caution hai,&quot; noted the Art of Living founder who was previously reported saying that &quot;Yahan shanti rehne dijiye. Hamare desh ko Syria jaise nahi banana chahiye&quot;.&nbsp;

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On Monday, the Art of Living founder, in an interview with a leading television channel, had said that any delay in resolving the Ram temple issue could result in a Syria-like situation in India.

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&quot;If the Ram Mandir issue is not solved, we will have a Syria in India,&quot; Ravi Shankar said during the interview.&nbsp;

Sri Sri Ravi Shankar&#39;s Syria remark was <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/our-country-should-not-become-like-syria-sri-sri-ravi-shankar-34792">slammed by various leaders</a>&nbsp;who called it &quot;provocative&quot;.

He has been involved in solving the disputed Ram Mandir and Ayodhya issue since the past one year.&nbsp;

(With inputs from ANI)

On Monday, the Art of Living founder had said that any delay in resolving the Ram temple issue could result in a Syria-like situation in India

Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, who has been facing severe backlash for his recently made Syria remark clarified his stance saying that he did not threaten anyone but put out a word of caution with respect to the Ram Mandir verdict. "Woh dhamki thodi na hai, woh caution hai," noted the Art of Living founder who was previously reported saying that "Yahan shanti rehne dijiye. Hamare desh ko Syria jaise nahi banana chahiye". Bareilly: Woh dhamki thodi na hai, woh caution hai: Sri Sri Ravishankar over his statement 'Yahan shanti rehne dijiye. Hamare desh ko Syria jaise nahi banana chahiye' #Ayodhya pic.twitter.com/2iTqSKR0MG — ANI UP (@ANINewsUP) March 6, 2018 × On Monday, the Art of Living founder, in an interview with a leading television channel, had said that any delay in resolving the Ram temple issue could result in a Syria-like situation in India. Main sapne mein bhi nahi soch sakta ki main kisi ko dhamki dun. Jo humne kaha ki humare desh mein aisi hinsa nahi honi chaiye jaise Middle East mein, isse humein darr lagta hai: Sri Sri Ravishankar in Bareilly #Ayodhya pic.twitter.com/Pe4vjfN51t — ANI UP (@ANINewsUP) March 6, 2018 × "If the Ram Mandir issue is not solved, we will have a Syria in India," Ravi Shankar said during the interview. Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's Syria remark was slammed by various leaders who called it "provocative". He has been involved in solving the disputed Ram Mandir and Ayodhya issue since the past one year. (With inputs from ANI)

'I didn't threaten but put out a word of caution,' Sri Sri Ravi Shankar clarifies on 'Syria' remark

Spiritual leader and &quot;Art of Living&quot; founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar on Friday spoke about the Babri Masjid-Ram Janambhoomi dispute in Kolkata on Friday.

Ravi Shankar asked both Hindi and Muslims communities to come together saying, that he is speaking to many stakeholders and&nbsp; that &quot;both the communities should come together.&quot;

The leader further suggested that out of court settlement is the best way to solve the dispute.

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Sri Sri Ravi Shankar had said in November, &quot;I know some may not agree with this, but Muslim, by and large, are not opposing the Ram temple, the solution may sometimes seen impossible but our people, youth and leaders of both communities can make it possible.&quot;

Former BJP MP Ram Vilas Vedanti rejected his offer to mediate in October. The Babri Action Committee has also asked the Art of Living founder&nbsp;to stay away from the Ayodhya dispute.

The case of Babri-Masjid-Ram Janambhoomi was last heard on December, 5.

The next and described by the court as final hearing of the case would take place on February 8, 2018.

 
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Sri Sri Ravi Shankar ask communities to come together to resolve the Babri Masjid-Ram Janambhoomi dispute

Spiritual leader and "Art of Living" founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar on Friday spoke about the Babri Masjid-Ram Janambhoomi dispute in Kolkata on Friday. Ravi Shankar asked both Hindi and Muslims communities to come together saying, that he is speaking to many stakeholders and that "both the communities should come together." The leader further suggested that out of court settlement is the best way to solve the dispute. I am speaking to many stakeholders, both the communities should come together, out of court settlement is the best: Sri Sri Ravi Shankar on Ram Temple issue in Kolkata pic.twitter.com/T7TzWyvK1y — ANI (@ANI) December 15, 2017 × Sri Sri Ravi Shankar had said in November, "I know some may not agree with this, but Muslim, by and large, are not opposing the Ram temple, the solution may sometimes seen impossible but our people, youth and leaders of both communities can make it possible." Former BJP MP Ram Vilas Vedanti rejected his offer to mediate in October. The Babri Action Committee has also asked the Art of Living founder to stay away from the Ayodhya dispute. The case of Babri-Masjid-Ram Janambhoomi was last heard on December, 5. The next and described by the court as final hearing of the case would take place on February 8, 2018.

Out of court settlement best way to solve Ayodhya dispute: Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravishankar, who has offered to mediate in the Ayodhya dispute, said he is meeting people and discussing the issue with them to find a solution.

The spiritual leader is in Pune to attend &#39;Swar Sammohini&#39;, a programme by RSS&#39; musical troupe. During the event, the spiritual leader shared the dais with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat.

After the event, when he was asked whether he held talks with Bhagwat over the Ayodhya issue, he told reporters, &quot;I came to attend the programme.&quot;

On finding an amicable solution to the Ram temple dispute, Ravishankar said, &quot;See all this does not happen immediately. We are meeting people and holding talks with them. We will see what happens.&quot;

Ravishankar is in the city as part of the three-day &#39;Anta Ranga&#39; programme organised by the Art of Living.

The spiritual leader&#39;s offer for mediating in the dispute has received a tepid and sceptical response from stakeholders on both sides, with the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) voicing reservations about his role.

A day before visiting Ayodhya earlier this week, Ravishankar met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath but said he had no proposal yet to discuss with the stakeholders.

In 2010, the Allahabad High Court had ruled a three-way division of the disputed 2.77-acre area at Ayodhya among Sunni Waqf Board, Nirmohi Akhara and Lord Ram Lalla.

The Supreme Court will hear the case on December 5, the eve the 25th anniversary of the Babri Masjid demolition.&nbsp;

The spiritual leader is in Pune to attend 'Swar Sammohini', a programme by RSS' musical troupe. During the event, the spiritual leader shared the dais with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat

Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravishankar, who has offered to mediate in the Ayodhya dispute, said he is meeting people and discussing the issue with them to find a solution. The spiritual leader is in Pune to attend 'Swar Sammohini', a programme by RSS' musical troupe. During the event, the spiritual leader shared the dais with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat. After the event, when he was asked whether he held talks with Bhagwat over the Ayodhya issue, he told reporters, "I came to attend the programme." On finding an amicable solution to the Ram temple dispute, Ravishankar said, "See all this does not happen immediately. We are meeting people and holding talks with them. We will see what happens." Ravishankar is in the city as part of the three-day 'Anta Ranga' programme organised by the Art of Living. The spiritual leader's offer for mediating in the dispute has received a tepid and sceptical response from stakeholders on both sides, with the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) voicing reservations about his role. A day before visiting Ayodhya earlier this week, Ravishankar met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath but said he had no proposal yet to discuss with the stakeholders. In 2010, the Allahabad High Court had ruled a three-way division of the disputed 2.77-acre area at Ayodhya among Sunni Waqf Board, Nirmohi Akhara and Lord Ram Lalla. The Supreme Court will hear the case on December 5, the eve the 25th anniversary of the Babri Masjid demolition.

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'I didn't threaten but put out a word of caution,' Sri Sri Ravi Shankar clarifies on 'Syria' remark

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