Ayodhya Ram Mandir News: Ramlala’s Darshan Have Started

Ayodhya Ram Mandir News: Ramlala’s darshan started from today, five devotees will be able to go at once.

Ramlala’s darshan was stopped with lockdown from May 1 in an attempt to prevent corona infection. Ramlala’s darshan will also be accessible to devotees with the lockdown opening on Tuesday.

The duration of Ramlala’s darshan can be done from 7 am to 11 am in the first half and from 2 pm to 6 pm in the second half.

Acharya Satyendra Das, the chief archak of Ramlala, has called upon the devotees to follow the guidelines of the Corona Rescue Guidelines.

The head priest Satyendra Das told that one has to come wearing a mask with physical distance. Devotees will be able to see Ramlala in five numbers simultaneously. The administration is preparing for this.

Foundation filling work will be completed by October.

Champatarai, general secretary of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetraya Trust told that the process of filling the foundation for the construction of Ram temple is going on.

Till now four layer filling has been done. The rain is obstructing. A day’s work is interrupted by two to three hours of rain.

He said that the depth filling of the entire 50 feet foundation is expected to be completed by the month of October.

Ayodhya Ram Mandir News: General Secretary Champat Rai said that work is going on for 24 hours in two shifts 12-12 hours for filling the foundation.

He said that the measurement of the west direction of Ramjanmabhoomi Park is yet to be corrected. The remaining wall has been straightened, the land required has been acquired.

He told that whoever is working for the construction of Ram temple, Lord Shri Ram himself has protected them from Corona.

Before this, debris has been removed from an area 400 feet long, 300 feet wide and 50 feet deep. About one lakh 20 thousand cubic meters of debris has been discharged.

The work of filling the foundation is going on. Told that at present it is taking five to five days to compact the roller by laying a one-feet thick layer.