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If you are planning to visit Ramlala in Ayodhya, then this news is for you. Ram Mandir Trust has decided to impose a complete ban on mobile phones in the temple. Giving information, the temple trustee Anil Mishra said that this decision has been taken keeping in mind the safety and facilities of the devotees.
Regarding this decision, the trust has also appealed to all Ram devotees to respect this decision. He appealed to the devotees to use the closed room facility in the Ram temple premises and cooperate in maintaining the system.
Giving information, Anil Mishra, the trustee of the temple, said that the trust has taken this decision keeping in mind the safety and facilities of the devotees. He said that there is a complete facility to keep mobile phones in the premises, we have a complete system to keep any valuables safe. All the devotees should take advantage of these facilities and cooperate in maintaining the system.
Ram Janmabhoomi in Ayodhya is built in traditional urban style. The 51-inch tall statue of Ram Lalla designed by renowned sculptor Arun Yogiraj was consecrated on January 22. The ceremony was presided over by PM Modi.
Ram Mandir Trust general secretary Champat Roy said that it has been announced to build a 14 feet wide wall around the temple. Parakota is a kind of security wall, which will be built soon. He said that 6 more temples will be built from Lord Bholenath to Hanumanji. After the completion of the temple, 25,000 pilgrims can visit it simultaneously.
