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Ayodhya: The construction of a grand temple of Maryada Purushottam Lord Shri Ram in Ayodhya is going on at a fast pace. The overall development of Ayodhya is also taking place under the leadership of Modi at the Center and Yogi Government of Uttar Pradesh. The Shaligram rocks that reached Ayodhya from Nepal were handed over to the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust on Thursday. Both the rocks reached Ayodhya late on Wednesday night. Here saints and public representatives welcomed amidst cheers and fireworks.
On Thursday morning at 10 am, 51 Acharyas worshiped both the rocks according to the rules and regulations. During this, the bride and groom’s government echoed the cheers of Jai Shri Ram. The Treta Yuga relations between Ayodhya and Nepal were recalled. A large number of saints and Ayodhya residents gathered to welcome the rocks. There was a competition to hold the stone that had come from Nepal for the idol of Ramlala. Some were bowing down before him, some were commenting on him and some were also taking selfies with the rocks.
Hail to Satya Sanatan Dharma
Jai Shri Ram60 million years old Shaligram rock reached Ayodhya Dham.
The statue of Lord Shri Ram will be made from this rock.
Not only is the Ram temple being built in Ayodhya, but the lost self-respect of Sanatan Bharat is being restored.#ShaligramShila pic.twitter.com/c3VdGUK3kE
— Nand Gopal Gupta ‘Nandi’ (@NandiGuptaBJP) February 2, 2023
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Holy rocks came from Nepal’s Gandaki river
Former Deputy Prime Minister of Nepal Vimalendra Nidhi told that earlier he wanted to present a bow to Ramlala in line with the legacy of Shri Ram associated with Janakpur, but after two years of talks with the Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust, it was decided that Nepal’s Kali A holy rock should be offered to the idol of Ramlala from the river Gandaki. We are very happy to do this. Both the huge rocks were dedicated in Ayodhya. These two huge boulders were delivered to Ramsevakpuram from Nepal via Gorakhpur on Wednesday evening itself. On Thursday, he was legally presented by Ram Tapeshwar Das, Mahant of Janaki Temple of Janaki Temple, capital of ancient Mithila, Nepal, and Vimalendra Nidhi, former Deputy Prime Minister of Nepal, through a dedication letter to Champat Rai, General Secretary of Ram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust. Champat Rai expressed his gratitude to the Janakpur temple, the Government of Nepal and the people there for dedicating the stone.
