Uttarakhand: There is an atmosphere of excitement in the Devbhoomi regarding Lord Shri Ram’s presence in the temple in Ayodhya, BJP will celebrate bhajan kirtan in temples and Diwali in homes

Shri Ram Mandir is going to make the atmosphere of Devbhoomi Rammay on the historical occasion of Pran Pratistha. For which, along with inviting the worshiped Akshat who came from Ayodhya from door to door, on this auspicious occasion, bhajan kirtan will be performed in all the temples and Diwali will be celebrated in homes.

In an informal conversation with journalists at the party headquarters, State General Secretary Aditya Kothari said that after 500 years of waiting and sacrifice of lakhs of people, today this glorious moment has come in the lives of 125 crore Sanatanis. Therefore, like the rest of the country and the world, there is an atmosphere of excitement in Devbhoomi too regarding the presence of Lord Shri Ram in the temple in Ayodhya. The party has decided that our workers will celebrate Diwali again on this day with the help of other organizations along with 1.25 crore people of Uttarakhand.

In the same sequence, between January 1 and January 15, the intact urns coming from Ayodhya will be delivered door to door and given invitation letters to visit the Shri Ram temple. On 22nd January, Bhajan Kirtan will be organized in all the nearby temples. During this time, arrangements will be made for live telecast of Shri Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha program and it will be watched with public participation. On this auspicious day, all the workers will light 5 lamps in the temple of their house, along with this, the entire house will be decorated like Diwali and will be illuminated through lamps, chandeliers etc. He told that during this time all the workers will also inspire other people to celebrate this great festival of national cultural richness with enthusiasm. The party’s effort is to create a new history of Sanatan Dharma and on the arrival of Lord Shri Ram in the temple, Devbhoomi should become Rammay and enjoy the festival of lights.