Ayodhya Muslims: Focus on Development, Not Temple-Mosque

• December 6, 1992, marks the demolition of the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya, a day observed differently by Hindus (Shaurya Diwas) and Muslims (Day of Grief).
• 33 years later, Muslims in Ayodhya express satisfaction with the city's transformation and development, advocating for national progress over temple-mosque debates.
• Community leaders highlight Ayodhya's all-round development, improved infrastructure, and growing Hindu-Muslim brotherhood.
• The Supreme Court's decision on the dispute is respected, and Ayodhya is now seen as a symbol of harmony, development, and new hopes, offering employment.

Why It Matters: Ayodhya's Muslims prioritize development and harmony over past conflicts.