PM Modi, CM Yogi to Attend Ram Temple's Inaugural 'Garbha Griha'
- Posted on December 28, 2023
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- By Arijit Dutta
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Ayodhya's Ram temple inauguration on January 22 will witness PM Modi, CM Yogi, and other dignitaries in the sanctum. Rituals include the reflection of Lord Ram's image and Dalpuja led by prominent figures. With heightened security and emphasis on greenery, the temple complex exemplifies self-sustainability and environmental care.
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In the imminent inauguration of Ayodhya's
Ram temple, scheduled for January 22, distinguished figures including Prime
Minister Narendra Modi and UP CM Yogi Adityanath will grace the 'Garbha Griha'.
Joining them are Sangh Chief Mohan Bhagwat, Governor Anandiben Patel, and Chief
Acharya. The sanctum sanctorum will host these five luminaries during the consecration
ceremony, where the curtain will remain drawn.
Sources indicate a meticulous sequence of rituals. The first mirror will
reflect Lord Ram's image, while three teams of Acharyas will oversee the
intricate puja, known as Dalpuja. Swami Govind Dev Giri, Shankaracharya
Vijayendra Saraswati, and scholars from Kashi will lead these teams,
orchestrating the ceremony's sacred proceedings.
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Ahead of the temple, a ceremonial gateway has been erected near
Hanumangarhi temple, guiding the way to the sacred site. Workers are
meticulously refining this gateway adjacent to the Birla Dharmshala. Stringent
security measures envelop the area around Hanumangarhi temple and the roads
leading to the temple's construction site, ensuring a secure environment for
the ceremonies.
Revealing details about the temple complex, Ram Temple Trust's general secretary, Champat Rai, emphasized its self-sustainability. The compound will boast extensive greenery, encompassing nearly 70% of the sprawling 70-acre area. Noteworthy features include sewage and water treatment plants, a fire brigade post, and a dedicated power line, symbolizing the temple's commitment to self-reliance and environmental consciousness.
