By A Staff Reporter
Patna: Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha on Tuesday announced that Union Home Minister Amit Shah has pledged to build a Maa Janaki temple on the sacred land of Maa Janaki in Bihar. The declaration underscores the government’s commitment to preserving cultural heritage and promoting religious tourism in the state.
Speaking on the development, Sinha emphasized the peaceful nature of Sanatan Dharma followers, stating, "Sanatanis never disturb the atmosphere. They always advocate for maintaining social harmony." He reiterated that the temple would not only be a center of faith but also a symbol of unity and tradition.
The proposed temple is expected to be a major religious and cultural landmark, drawing devotees and tourists alike. The announcement comes amid a broader push to strengthen Bihar’s historical and spiritual significance, particularly in relation to Maa Janaki, revered as Goddess Sita in Hindu tradition.