Ram Mandir: Landscaping will entice devotees in Ram temple, there will be 14 doors in the sanctum, construction work going on fast

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There will be a total of 14 doors in the sanctum sanctorum of the Ram temple. At present, the construction work of the sanctum sanctorum along with the plinth is going on at a brisk pace. In the two-day meeting of Ram temple construction committee that ended on Tuesday, along with reviewing the progress of construction of Ram temple, there was also a churn on temple passenger facilities. Efforts are made that as soon as they enter the Ram temple premises, devotees should feel the Tretayuga.

After the completion of the plinth work, the construction work of the first floor of the sanctum sanctorum will be completed. After this, God will be worshiped in the sanctum sanctorum. What will be the floor of the sanctum sanctorum, how will it be designed, it was also discussed in the meeting. Makrana marble will be used in the floor of the sanctum. It was also discussed how the doors, door frame, sides would be in the sanctum sanctorum.

On the second day of the temple construction committee meeting, the engineers presented the plan prepared for the grandeur of the temple complex to Nripendra Mishra. Later, trustee Dr. Anil Mishra told that the construction of the plinth, sanctum sanctorum and retaining wall of Ram temple is going on. 160 stones are being installed daily in the plinth. The plinth work will be completed by the end of August. At the same time, 45 stones have been laid in the sanctum sanctorum, while the construction of the retaining wall is also in the final stage. The work has been completed in the west direction while half the work is done in the north and south direction. Told that as soon as they enter the Ramjanmabhoomi complex, arrangements are being made to make the devotees feel the Tretayuga. Designers have been called for the land scaping of the temple complex.

There is also a plan to plant Ramayana carpet trees in eco-friendly premises. Administrative officers were also called in the second day’s meeting. The development works being done by the government in Ayodhya were told. It is our intention that there should be no uniformity in the development works happening inside the campus and outside the campus. In the meeting, General Secretary of the Trust Champat Rai, Treasurer Govind Dev Giri, Architect of the temple Ashish Sompura, Divisional Commissioner Navdeep Rinwa, DM Nitish Kumar, Development Authority Commissioner Vishal Singh and engineers of the working organization were present.