Don't visit Ram Mandir now: Why PM Modi is urging Union ministers to defer their Ayodhya visits?
Ram Temple in Ayodhya to offer prayers to Ram Lalla, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged Union Ministers to delay their visits to the temple to avoid VIP and VVIP-related inconvenience to the devotees. While heading a meeting of the Union Cabinet on Wednesday, PM Modi expressed concern over the heavy rush of devotees and the inconvenience caused to the public by VVIP and VIP visits to the temple town along with elaborate security details, government sources told ANI.
Later, he also advised the Union ministers to plan or defer their Ayodhya visits in March for a smoother and more organised experience for everyone. Also Read: Hotels, tour operators, and more: 4 Key sectors to benefit from Ram Mandir inauguration A large number of devotees continued to visit Shri Ramjanmabhoomi temple in Ayodhya after the Pran Pratishtha ceremony of Ram Lalla idol on January 22.
On Wednesday, the enthusiasm among the visiting devotees and locals in Ayodhya was nowhere less than the first day of the temple darshan. Given the large number of devotees continued to arrive in Ayodhya to visit Ram temple, security measures were heightened in the temple town.
On Tuesday, a total of 5 lakh devotees visited the temple. Also Read: India's economic boost to come from tourism finds SBI Research, UP to take lead with Ram Temple "We are committed to ensuring that devotees face no inconvenience.
Approximately 1,000 jawans have been stationed both inside and outside the temple, and this deployment will continue for the next few days," said Rapid Action Force (RAF) Deputy Commandant Arun Kumar Tiwari on Wednesday, The influx of devotees wasn't limited to the Ram Temple; the nearby Hanuman Garhi Temple also saw a substantial gathering. Thousands of
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