The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has lauded the Indore High Court's ruling regarding the Bhojshala site in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, describing it as a 'historic and well-considered' judgment. VHP International President Alok Kumar stated that the verdict confirms the site's identity as a Hindu temple, a status it has maintained since at least 1947. He noted that the court's conclusion was based on a comprehensive scientific survey conducted by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and extensive legal arguments. Kumar emphasized the need to revitalize Bhojshala not just as a place of worship but as a center for Vedic studies, reminiscent of its significance during the reign of Raja Bhoj. He called for the establishment of a university in Dhar dedicated to the study of the Vedas and other scriptures. Additionally, Kumar urged for the return of the Vagdevi idol, currently in a UK museum, asserting its importance as a deity rather than a mere artifact. Addressing potential concerns from the Muslim community, he described the ruling as balanced, noting the court's recommendation for alternative land for a mosque. He concluded with a call for communal harmony and spiritual peace.