Kameshwar Chaupal dies in Delhi: 'Kar Sevak' who laid first brick for Ram Temple succumbs to illness
RSS leader and Ram Janmabhoomi movement figure Kameshwar Chaupal has passed away in Delhi after a prolonged illness. The ...
BJP leader who laid first brick of Ram Temple dies
BJP leader and VHP functionary Kameshwar Chaupal, who laid the first brick for the Ayodhya Ram temple’s construction during a ...
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In Memoriam: Kameshwar Chaupal, The First Kar Sevak
BJP leader and VHP functionary Kameshwar Chaupal, notably known for laying the first brick for the Ayodhya Ram temple in 1989 ...
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Karsevak who laid first brick for Ram temple in 1989 dies
BJP leader Kameshwar Chaupal, known for laying the first brick for the Ram temple in Ayodhya in 1989, has passed away in Delhi. Chaupal, a dedicated VHP member, was praised by PM Modi and UP CM ...
Dalit leader who ‘laid the first brick of Ayodhya Ram temple’ — who is Kameshwar Choupal, the karsevak who died at 60
Kameshwar Choupal, a Dalit leader from Supaul, had served as a member of Bihar Legislative Council between 2002 and 2014 and ...
Kameshwar Chaupal, Who Laid First Brick For Ram Temple Construction, Dies
Kameshwar Chaupal, a pivotal figure in the Ram Janmabhoomi movement of 1989 and the man who laid the first foundation stone ...
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VHP Leader Chaupal Who Laid First Brick For Ram Temple Construction Dies After Prolonged Illness
VHP leader Kameshwar Chaupal, who laid the first brick for the Ayodhya Ram temple’s construction during a 1989 ceremony, has ...
UP CM pays tribute to Kameshwar Chaupal, a stalwart of Ram temple movement
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has expressed deep sorrow over the demise of Kameshwar Chaupal, a member of the ...
VHP leader Chaupal who laid first brick for Ram temple passes away
VHP leader Kameshwar Chaupal, who laid first brick for Ayodhya Ram temple, passes away after prolonged illness.
Decide if Ram Temple trust is a public authority: HC to CIC
The trust was constituted by the Centre on February 5, 2020 following the Supreme Court’s November 2019 ruling in the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid title suit.