PM Modi Advises Union Ministers Not To Visit Ayodhya's Ram Mandir

BY A STAFF REPORTER: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday suggested Union Ministers to visit Ayodhya's Newly inaugurated Ram Mandir after the rush in Ayodhya disperses.

Modi also recommended that cabinet members visit Ayodhya and seek blessings in March to avoid inconveniencing the general public during the rush in Ayodhya, as VIP protocols may contribute to more difficulties.

This comes after a large number of devotees reached Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple on its opening day (23rd January Tuesday). As per the reports, nearly four lakh people came to seek the blessings of Lord Ram on the first day. Subsequently, this rose as a crisis for the Temple authorities as it was difficult to manage the 'stampede-like' condition in the mandir. Earlier today, The UP government prohibited incoming vehicles including state roadways due to excess crowd in Ayodhya for the Ram Temple consecration ceremony. 

The grand Pran-Pratishtha ceremony was successfully carried out on Monday 22nd January, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the chief 'Yajman' and a sea of dignitaries participating in the ceremony.