Key Takeaways
- The Consecration Ceremony marks the completion of the Ram temple at Ayodhya, a centuries-old dream of the Hindu community.
- Chief Minister Mohan Yadav is leading the Consecration Ceremony, accompanied by other dignitaries and devotees.
- The state of Madhya Pradesh is witnessing a festive atmosphere, with local shrines and public places decorated with saffron banners and flags.
The festive atmosphere in Madhya Pradesh is palpable, with the consecration of the Ram temple at Ayodhya creating a sense of fervour among devotees.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav undertook cleansing and offered worship at the Shri Siddha Raghunath shrine situated at the state capital’s Tulsi Manas Pratishthan.
Subsequently, he emplaned for Raja Ram’s town Orchha in Niwari district where he is scheduled to watch the live coverage from Ayodhya.
Yadav’s predecessor Shivraj Singh Chouhan – also present in Orchha – said, “The temple dream is being realised after ceaseless struggle spanning five centuries.” He offered tributes to those who sacrificed themselves for the noble cause.
Meanwhile, Ramdhun was organised and safaimitras honoured under the aegis of the ruling BJP’s state office’s Media Centre here.
Local shrines and principal public places have been specially decorated. Saffron banners are visible. Similar scenes are being witnessed for the past few days in other cities, towns and rural areas of Madhya Pradesh where a public holiday is being observed.
