The Digambar Akhara, on the other hand, maintains that no existing trust should be told to construct the Ram temple. Their head, Mahant Suresh Das, intends to meet Adityanath on Wednesday to discuss the issue.
The Supreme Court verdict had rejected the Nirmohi Akhara's claim to shebait rights of serving the deity and managing its property. However, the SC also directed the Centre to assign "an appropriate role in the management" to the Nirmohi Akhara while forming the trust. The Centre was given three months to set up the trust.
(With inputs from agencies)
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