Iqbal Ansari, the plaintiff in the Ayodhya dispute, showered PM Modi with rose petals during his road show

 Iqbal Ansari, the plaintiff in the Ayodhya dispute, showered PM Modi with rose petals during his road show

Iqbal Ansari, the plaintiff in the Ayodhya dispute, showered PM Modi with rose petals during his road show

On November 9, 2019, the Supreme Court upheld the government trust's building of a Ram temple at the contentious location in Ayodhya and ordered the search for a different five-acre plot for a mosque in the Hindu holy city.

Iqbal began pursuing the property dispute matter in court after his father, Hashim Ansari, the oldest plaintiff in the case, passed away in 2016 at the age of 95.

One of the people waiting in line to greet Prime Minister Narendra Modi on a chilly Saturday morning in Ayodhya was Iqbal Ansari, the plaintiff in the land lawsuit involving Ram Janmabhoomi and Babri Masjid. Iqbal said, "He (Modi) has come to our place," as his convoy in the temple town's Panji Tola district went by. He is both our prime minister and guest."

Iqbal began taking the property dispute matter to court after his father, Hashim Ansari, the eldest plaintiff, passed away in 2016 at the age of 95. "I showered Modi ji with rose petals when his convoy passed in front of my house," Iqbal Ansari told PTI. My relatives were also there." On November 9, 2019, the Supreme Court upheld the government trust's building of a Ram temple at the contentious location in Ayodhya and ordered the search for a different five-acre plot for a mosque in the Hindu holy city.