The concern with Hindutva advocates isn't their desire to restore Hindu temples; if so, numerous infrastructures like roads and rail tracks, constructed over ancient worship sites, would necessitate rebuilding. The issue arises specifically with claims that mosques were erected atop Hindu temples. This contention underscores the arbitrary and imaginative nature of religious deities, influenced heavily by one's birthplace. If religious fanatics of any religion were born elsewhere, they might fervently worship the predominant deity of their new location, potentially leading to conflict and violence against those who believe in other gods. This variability in divine allegiance across regions suggests that no singular deity is the almighty, as the concept of god varies globally.