text: Hiindu party forces Inia parliament to adjourn. NEWD ELHI 1996-12-06 
   Hiindu nationalists forced adjournment of Inia's lower house of parliament on Friday, in protest against a proposal to observe a minute's silence over the destruction of a mosque by a Hiindu mob in 1992. Members of the Hiindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Parrty (BJJP) shouted pro-Hiindu slogans in the house after a communist deputy made the proposal in remembrance of the Bbri mosque, which was razed on December 6, 1992. The house was first adjourned for two hours. When it reconvened, BJJP deputies resumed the slogan-shouting, and deputy speaker Suraj  Bhan suspended work until Monday. The destruction of the 16th-century mosque in the northern Inian town of Ayodhhya triggered nationwide Hiindu-Mosldm violence in which more than 3, 000 people were killed. Inian officials blame revenge-minded Mosldm underworld gangs in Bmbay for a string of bombings in the city three months later that killed 260 people. The BJJP backs a hardline Hiindu campaign to build a temple at the site of the mosque, which Hiindus believe was the birthplace of the Lord Ramaa. The campaign catapulted BJJP from the political fringe to become Inia's main opposition party in 1991.
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