<p>The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) is finally pitching in for BJP in Ayodhya.</p>.<p>The VHP has started distributing 'prasad' from the Ram temple, along with the soil -- 'Ram Raj' of the temple site, with an appeal to elect a 'nationalist' government that has an 'honest' leadership.</p>.<p>VHP's regional media in-charge Sharad Sharma, said, "The people are also being told that this is a 'mahayagya' (election) before us and at this moment, there is a need to give 'aahuti' (offering) and the resolve should be that in this state and in other places, a 'rashtravadi' (nationalist) government is in place which is committed to the safety of Ram Lala, 'Gau, Ganga and Gayatri' and people who can do this, are elected."</p>.<p>The VHP had started distributing packets of soil earlier this week, but the practice was abruptly stopped. It has been restarted now.</p>.<p>This time, along with packets of Ram Lala's prasad and soil from the temple site, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad workers are also distributing leaflets which carry an appeal for electing a government which has an honest leadership and honours national, cultural and religious heritage.</p>.<p>Voters have been asked to elect a government which works for the development of Ayodhya and uninterrupted construction of the Ram temple besides setting up a harmonious society, free from the politics of caste.</p>.<p><strong>Check out DH's latest videos:</strong></p>
<p>The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) is finally pitching in for BJP in Ayodhya.</p>.<p>The VHP has started distributing 'prasad' from the Ram temple, along with the soil -- 'Ram Raj' of the temple site, with an appeal to elect a 'nationalist' government that has an 'honest' leadership.</p>.<p>VHP's regional media in-charge Sharad Sharma, said, "The people are also being told that this is a 'mahayagya' (election) before us and at this moment, there is a need to give 'aahuti' (offering) and the resolve should be that in this state and in other places, a 'rashtravadi' (nationalist) government is in place which is committed to the safety of Ram Lala, 'Gau, Ganga and Gayatri' and people who can do this, are elected."</p>.<p>The VHP had started distributing packets of soil earlier this week, but the practice was abruptly stopped. It has been restarted now.</p>.<p>This time, along with packets of Ram Lala's prasad and soil from the temple site, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad workers are also distributing leaflets which carry an appeal for electing a government which has an honest leadership and honours national, cultural and religious heritage.</p>.<p>Voters have been asked to elect a government which works for the development of Ayodhya and uninterrupted construction of the Ram temple besides setting up a harmonious society, free from the politics of caste.</p>.<p><strong>Check out DH's latest videos:</strong></p>