Ayodhya Ram Mandir 'Ram Darbar' Pran Pratishtha On June 5

The Ram Temple in Ayodhya, a project that has been the subject of anticipation for over five centuries, is nearing completion, with its final construction phase set to conclude by 5 June. This update comes from Nripendra Misra, the Chairman of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Construction Committee. Misra revealed in a discussion with the news agency PTI that the temple's consecration ceremony, known as 'Pran Pratishtha', is scheduled from 3 to 5 June.

Misra added that leaders of various spiritual convictions will be invited to witness the ceremony on 5 June, emphasizing the event's spiritual significance over political or VIP attendance.

In a significant move underscoring the non-political essence of this occasion, the ceremony will notably exclude the participation of political figures, government ministers, and officials from both central and state levels. Misra articulated the sentiment behind this decision by stating, "There are no political motives behind the construction of the temple. This moment has come after more than 500 years of struggle." This statement reflects a profound recognition of the temple's cultural and historical importance, transcending contemporary political affiliations or agendas.

Following the sacred consecration event, the newly completed segment of the Ram Temple will be unveiled to the public. This opening is scheduled to occur within a week after the ceremony, allowing worshippers and visitors alike to partake in the temple's long-awaited completion. This phase in the temple's construction marks a momentous milestone, not only in the architectural and spiritual landscape of Ayodhya but also in the broader cultural heritage of India.