AYODHYA, India - A Hindu temple in northern India inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in January was long awaited by the country's majority Hindus, but minority Muslims hold bitter memories of a 1992 uprising that razed an Islamic mosque at the site and sparked communal violence resulting in over 1,000 deaths nationwide.
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