Soon, Ram Darbar at Ayodhya temple; CM Yogi invited

Ayodhya/Lucknow: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is likely to visit Ram Temple in Ayodhya on May 23 when the Ram Darbar will be established on the first floor of the temple.The idols of Raja Ram, Sita, Laxman, Shatrughna, Hanuman, and Bharat will be placed inside the sanctum sanctorum of the first floor before Ram Darbar is opened for devotees.The mahants and saints of Hanuman Garhi have extended a personal invitation to Yogi to inaugurate the newly constructed katha mandap. "Yogi has assured us of visiting the temple on May 23 (Friday) to preside over the auspicious inauguration ceremony. We have started making the preparations in consultation with the local administration," said one of the delegation members. Moreover, 13 other temples built in the Ram temple are going to be unveiled before the devotees, including the six on the parkota wall and seven that have been set up within the temple compound.Meanwhile, devotees interested in learning more about Hindu mythology will also have the option of visiting Ram Katha Park in a year. The facility, constructed close to the Saryu river, has been handed over to the Ram temple trust and is getting a facelift. Three-dimensional holographic projectors are going to be used to create five galleries, out of which four will be dedicated to Ram and his journey in life, while the fifth one will be kept for Hanuman. So far, no museum or gallery has been created in the city to take visitors through the life of Ram Lalla up to his coronation as a king, then exile, and return to the city from Lanka.Similarly, no place has been set up to display important artefacts, material, resources, and facts related to the Ram temple movement. A portion of the Ram Katha Park will be utilised for these two facets as well, said one of the trust members.