It appears that the prime minister is asking Union ministers to postpone their plans to visit ayodhya till March.
It has been reported that prime minister Modi has instructed his cabinet colleagues to avoid visiting the newly opened ram temple in ayodhya till next March.
Sources close to the government said that in a cabinet meeting held in delhi today, the prime minister advised all his cabinet colleagues to avoid visiting the ram temple in Ayodhya.
It seems that the prime minister is asking the Union Ministers to postpone their plans to visit ayodhya till march to avoid inconvenience to the public due to the traffic congestion and the arrangements made for the arrival of the VIPs.
Around 5 lakh devotees visited the temple when it was opened on Tuesday. Authorities had to temporarily divert Ayodhya-bound buses to avoid congestion. Around 3 lakh devotees waited outside the temple for darshan despite tight security arrangements on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath has held a consultation meeting with top government officials in lucknow considering the large number of devotees in Ayodhya. Later, he advised dignitaries visiting the temple to inform the government authorities in advance of their visit.
VIPs inform the state government or Sri Rama Janma Bhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust a week in advance of their arrival.
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