Lucknow: The construction of the temple under construction at Ramjanmabhoomi in Ayodhya is going on on a war footing. In the meeting of the Ram Mandir Construction Committee, which began on Tuesday, along with the review of the construction of the temple, the estimated increase of visitors and their needs were also discussed. Today, the second day's meeting was concluded under the leadership of Ram Mandir Construction Committee chief Nripendra Mishra and on the last day, Trust's general secretary Champat Rai informed the media that about 30 percent construction work of Ram temple has been completed.
Champat Rai has informed that Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is working on a long-term plan. Under this, if even 2 lakh devotees reach the Ram temple premises together for darshan, then they will not face any kind of problem. Along with this, facility will also be given to keep the belongings of 50 thousand devotees in the premises, so that devotees can worship Ramlala by keeping their belongings there.
Along with this, toilets and rest rooms for such a large number of visitors will also be built in the temple premises. According to him, the matter was also discussed in the meeting so that fire brigade vehicles can easily reach different parts of the premises in emergency situations and proper water should be arranged to control the fire.
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