Indore: The Garbagraha of the popular Ranjit Hanuman temple in Indore city of Madhya Pradesh is going to be equipped. It is being said that in this 134-year-old temple, now Ranjit Sarkar will be seated in the sanctum sanctorum made of 300 kg silver. Silver will be installed on the inner and outer walls of the sanctum. At the same time, the door of this sanctum will also be made of silver. Not only this, the special thing is that the roof above will also be made of silver equipment. According to the news, work will start in the temple from the second day of Navratri. Actually, Abhijit Muhurta has come out on 3rd April. in which this work will be done.

In this work, about 300 kg of silver will be used. The craftsmen of Rajasthan are going to do the work of carving on silver for the work of this temple. It is being said that there is a lot of faith in the devotees about this 134 year old temple. In such a situation, after being made from silver, the scene of this temple is going to be something else. Chief priest Pt. Dipesh Vyas regarding the temple will start this construction work on April 3 from 11.30 am to 12.30 am. In such a situation, in this construction, strips of teak wood will be installed on the wall first, after that a layer of silver will be mounted on it. A Hanuman Yantra or Shri Ram Yantra made of silver will be installed on the roof of the sanctum.

Some special things about the temple:-

The temple is 134 years old.
More than 300 kg of silver will be used.
Work will start on April 3 in Abhijit Muhurta.
85 kg of silver can be placed in the door of the sanctum sanctorum.
The sanctum is 10 feet deep, 10 feet wide and 15 feet high.
15 feet will be the height of the gate of the sanctum.
Only 40 kg of silver is present near the temple.
250 cubic feet of teak wood will be used.
The construction work will be completed in more than 1 year.
Silver will be applied inside and outside the sanctum sanctorum.

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