The talk of the current CM of Maharashtra Uddhav Thackeray going to Ayodhya is almost certain. After about 9 months, he will once again come to Ayodhya and see Ramlala. Thackeray will turn to Ayodhya to mark the completion of his government's hundred days in Maharashtra. After the formation of the government in Maharashtra, questions were being raised for a long time about Uddhav's visit to Ayodhya. Even after Sanjay Raut told Thackeray to go to Ayodhya in January, the BJP was continuously targeting Uddhav. Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray will go to Ayodhya on March 7 to mark 100 days of his coming to power and take his blessings after visiting Ramlala. The schedule for Uddhav's visit to Ayodhya has been decided on March 7.

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After a long wait, Uddhav Thackeray announced that he would go to Ayodhya only after the Supreme Court's decision on the Ram temple came. On March 7, he will visit Ramlala in Ayodhya and will also visit the Saryu river ghat. On the completion of hundred days of power, Uddhav will go to Ayodhya and seek the blessings of Lord Rama. Earlier in June 2019, he went to Ayodhya and worshiped Lord Rama. 18 Shiv Sena MPs also went to Ayodhya with him.

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This will be the first visit of Army Chief Uddhav Thackeray to Ayodhya after the Shiv Sena in Maharashtra broke the alliance with BJP and NDA. In October last year, the two parties separated from each other over the sharing of the post. Uddhav was sworn in as the Chief Minister on November 28, 2019. Thus, 100 days of his government will be completed in March. After the Supreme Court verdict in the Ayodhya dispute on November 9, 2019, Uddhav announced that he will visit Ayodhya on November 24, 2019. During that time, due to the rapidly changing political situation in the state, he could not go to Ayodhya.

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