After the Bhoomi Pujan for the construction work of the Ram temple in Ayodhya, the construction work has started. The excavation of the foundation for the construction of the temple is almost complete. For the construction work of the temple, digging up 2.77 acres of land 40 feet deep is about to remove the soil, now the leveling work is being done. According to media reports, that is news. The Ram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust has found several important ancient religious fragmentary idols, temple relics, pillars, silbattas related to Sita's kitchen, flour, and bread maker Belan, Chakia. For those who have been kept safe by the trust, its archaeological action is to be taken.

It has been learned that after finding these remains during the excavation, Prakash Gupta, the administrator of Ram Janmabhoomi shrine area office, while informing the media, said, "There are many ancient remains up to twenty feet between the excavation of the foundation for the construction of the Ram temple." Ancient rocks have been found even before it was received. Some fragmentary sculptures have also been found. Remains of stone belonging to the ancient temple have also been found. Silbatta related to the kitchen has also been found amidst excavations from Sita kitchen, rounding has also been found. Apart from this, amidst the excavation towards the Manas Bhavan, the foot of the very ancient Lord Shri Ram has also been found.

Prakash Gupta said that all these remains have been preserved in the Ram Janmabhoomi complex itself. After the construction of the Ram temple, these ancient heritage is going to be built in the temple itself. At the same time, many ancient relics have been found earlier in the leveling work of the birthplace complex. Those who have been kept on behalf of the trust.

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