Amrit thoughts. Ram Darbar will be set up next month at Ram temple in Ayodhya, which will be opened for devotees from June 6. However, this life reputation will not be like ceremony. This information has been given by Nripendra Mishra, head of the temple construction committee. The event is also associated with the completion of the construction of the temple construction started in 2020.
In 2024, Ram Lala had his life reputation under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Mishra told PTI over the phone, “Ram Lala’s life has been on the ground floor of this temple in 2024. Now it is the turn to get King Ram sitting in the Ram Darbar on the first floor.
If the statue of Lord Rama will be installed in his court, it is natural that it will happen only after a religious ceremony. There will be worship here, but it would not be right to call it Pran Pratishtha because Pran Pratishtha has already been done. Yes, there will be different types of worship before opening the Ram Darbar to the common devotees.
This puja will be held on June 5. ” Mishra said that the dates of May 23 and June 5 have their own astrological yoga. Therefore, after the completion of the puja on May 23, it has been decided to open the Ram Darbar to the common people.
There will also be statues of Sita, Lakshmana, Bharata, Shatrughna and Hanuman. When asked, will there be a big event like Pran Pratishtha Samaroh, he said, “These aspects will be decided by the Ram Mandir Trust. However, it will not be of that big (Pran Pratishtha) level. Asked, will the entire temple be ready by June 5 and will be opened to devotees from June 6.
Mishra said, “Yes, it will be done because the second floor will also be ready on the same day. Where the construction of the main temple will be completed, it will take some more months to complete the construction of the premises of the premises.” He said, “However, by June 6, seven other temples like Maharishi Valmiki Temple will be completed outside the Ram temple.
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