Ayodhya: To make August 5 a memorable day, saints and saints of Ayodhya have urged people to light lamps and celebrate the 5th of August in their homes and temples. On August 5, 2020, the country's PM Narendra Modi performed Bhoomi pujan with his hands to build the temple of Lord Ram. These 2 days is a historic moment, which is requested by people to celebrate every year as the Saint's Festival of Ayodhya.

The construction of ram temple is going on on a war footing. More than 50 percent of the foundation work in the construction of the temple has been completed. On the other hand, the saints have said that the 5th of August is historic, from this day itself the construction work of the temple started, which is continuing. The construction work of Ram Temple will be completed at the earliest. Ram's chief priest Satyendra Das said the kalash will be installed at ramallah temple on August 5, prasad will be distributed along with the pujan. This is a historic day, on which PM Modi came to Ayodhya and laid the foundation stone and laid the foundation stone with his hands where shila pujan and bhoomi pujan have taken place, all the work will be done there. Ram's temple will be decorated and lamps will be lit there. There will be special worship, especially bhog. All this work will be done in the temple of Ramallah.

Hanuman Garhi priest Raju Das said the construction work of the grand Divya Ram Janmabhoomi temple is underway. Bhoomi Pujan was held on 5th August last year. The coming five will complete a year on the date. Continuous development work is going on fast. There is a lot of enthusiasm among ram devotees as well as saints and saints. August 5 will mark one year, everyone should light a lamp in their homes and wish for world peace. By 2024 our Thakur Ji will enter the grand divine temple. Development work is also going on very fast on the circumference routes in Ayodhya.

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