Ayodhya Trust shares photos of sanctum-sanctorum of Ram Lala temple

As the much-anticipated consecration ceremony of the Ram Lala temple in Ayodhya on January 22 approaches, significant progress has been reported in the construction of the temple under the meticulous supervision of Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirath Kshetra Trust.

Champat Rai, the General Secretary of the trust, provided an exciting update on the temple's status on Saturday. Rai shared photographs of the nearly completed sanctum-sanctorum of Lord Shri Ramlala, revealing the remarkable advancements in the construction.

In a statement accompanying the shared images on a popular platform, Rai expressed, "The sanctum-sanctorum of Lord Shri Ramlala is almost ready. Recently, the lighting-fitting work has also been completed. Sharing some photographs with you."

The images showcase the meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail invested in the construction, reflecting the dedication of those involved in bringing the revered temple to fruition.

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The consecration ceremony scheduled for January 22 is expected to be a momentous occasion, drawing devotees and well-wishers from across the nation. The completion of the sanctum-sanctorum marks a significant milestone in the journey towards the realization of the Ram Lala temple, a project that has garnered widespread attention and support.

As the temple nears completion, the faithful eagerly anticipate the auspicious day when the doors of the Ram Lala temple will be open to the public, symbolizing a moment of spiritual and cultural significance for millions. The temple, dedicated to Lord Ram, is poised to stand as a testament to India's rich cultural heritage and the unity of its people.

The Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirath Kshetra Trust continues to oversee the final stages of construction, ensuring that every aspect of the temple reflects the reverence and devotion associated with the worship of Lord Ram.