Union Ministers Won't Visit ram temple till Next March..!? Why?

According to reports, Union Ministers will not visit Ramar temple in ayodhya till March. The reason can be seen in this. A ram temple was opened in ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh with donations raised by Sri Rama Janmabhoomi Tirtha Shetra Foundation. Only the ground floor of the ram temple is ready now. In it, the idol of Lord Rama was consecrated. The ram idol was consecrated last monday in the presence of prime minister Modi.
According to reports, Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath is planning to take his entire cabinet and colleagues to ayodhya ram temple for Sami Darshan in the coming days. In this case, it has been reported that the ministers of prime minister Narendra Modi's central cabinet have decided not to visit the ram temple till next March. It seems that this decision has been taken keeping in mind the current period when devotees flock to ayodhya to have darshan of baby Lord Rama.
In particular, reports have also informed that a decision was taken in this regard in the central cabinet meeting held yesterday. Due to the arrival of many people including VVIPs and VIPs, the public faces a heavy rush to the ram temple. Therefore, PM Modi in the meeting directed his top ministers to postpone the visit to the ram temple along with elaborate security arrangements to ease the inconvenience of the people.
Sources in the government said PM Modi expressed concern over the challenges faced by devotees and suggested that Union ministers may plan to visit the ayodhya ram temple in march or postpone their current plans. Rama idol pran Pratishtha was grandly held last Monday. After the public was allowed on the 23rd, the number of devotees at the ram temple increased. Tight security arrangements have been made in ayodhya on tuesday (Jan 25) after around 5 lakh devotees attended.Rapid Action Force (RAF) Deputy Commandant Arun Kumar Tiwari said, "Security forces will be deployed with around 1,000 jawans inside and outside the temple to ensure minimum inconvenience to the devotees." This work is expected to continue for the next few days. Devotees go not only to the ram temple but also to many other spiritual places near it. The Hanuman Garhi temple near the ram temple also saw a sizeable crowd. Thousands of devotees offered laddus to Hanuman and performed their worship.The international Ramayana Utsavam started yesterday at ram Katha Park and Tulsi Udyan in Ayodhya. Next Jan. It will be held till 28th. The festive mood in ayodhya city is expected to rise in the next few days. Organized by the Department of Culture, the indian Council for Cultural Relations, and the international Ramayana and Vedic Research Institute of Uttar Pradesh, the event was attended by people from countries like Sri Lanka, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, mauritius and Laos.
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25/01/2024 01:08 PM