on from the past those who ran a violent movement for temple forgot ram when they came to power the supporters of the masjid too behaved like this when they were in power or close to it now they are all worried about it that worries us says khalid rashid faranagi mahali a prominent sunni leader of upno one in ayodhya wants violence in the name of masjid or mandir says anil kumar singh who teaches literature at the saket postgraduate college it would be a lie to say ayodhya has forgotten december 6 1992 it is not as if the local people dont care about religion ayodhya has close to 20000 temples till 1992 it had five mosques now it has three why should we kill or die for a temple when almost every house here has a temple the whole city belongs to ram why restrict him to just one disputed place says ramkishan yadav who runs a tea stall in front of the saket college all the politics and violence in the name of temple has given ayodhya a bad image we want that image to change says yadav a group of students drinking tea nod in agreement its in this part of the town near the college but not far from ground zero that the new ayodhyas new aspirations become very apparent young men and women at yadavs teashop and everywhere else express complete contempt for the mosque versus temple issue they are hungry for education the college has 14000 students the area is dotted with billboards offering professional courses coaching for mba exams call centre training and englishspeaking classes in a twokm stretch there are at least 12 centres offering lessons in spoken english most of these centres are doing good business with even boys and girls from nearby villages enrolling for courses in spoken and written english its part of their plan to seek a future beyond ayodhya after graduation i want to go to lucknow or delhi for a professional degree and look for a job there ayodhya doesnt have any job opportunities and i dont want to live here all my life says wasim ahmed 21 a smartlydressed student who speaks good english at yadavs teashop and in the various broadband cyber cafes dotted around the conversation veers to bigcity dreams careers and relationships ayodhyas young people want a new different future every time something happens they send the force here they are now living in our college they harass local people and because of them the prices of food and other essential things go up we dont want this kind of life and the outsiders should stop playing their dirty political games here says kumar gautam a student ayodhya has a pretty good record of communal harmony in 1992 when communal frenzy gripped the whole country riots did not break out here the locals take pride in their interfaith heritage recounting the fact that tulsidas umrao jaan and begum