Ayodhya : After a protracted battle of 500 years, at this time baby Ram is sitting in Ayodhya and giving divine darshan. Daily lakhs of devotees are visiting Ramlala. Within the first pre-monsoon rain in Ayodhya, quite a lot of water is dripping from the roof of the Ram temple. This declare is being made by Ramlala's head priest Acharya Satyendra Das. Ramlala's head priest Acharya Satyendra Das had just lately raised questions on the group engaged within the development of the temple concerning the drainage of water within the sanctum sanctorum of Ramlala. And now the primary pre-monsoon rain in Ramlala's temple has uncovered the development work.
It has not even been 6 months because the inauguration of Ram Mandir in Ayodhya and the roof of the temple has began leaking within the first rain itself. Acharya Satyendra Das, the chief priest of Ram Mandir, has confirmed this. Acharya Satyendra Das mentioned that water has began leaking from the roof of Ram Mandir and there’s waterlogging within the premises outdoors. Waterlogging can be occurring the place Ramlala is seated.
The chief priest made these allegations
Acharya Satyendra Das, the top priest of Ramlala, mentioned that this can be a stunning incident. The grand temple of Lord Ram has been opened for the general public after Pran Pratishtha on January 22. Acharya Satyendra Das mentioned that the Ram temple that has been constructed has no method for water to empty out, water is leaking from above. He mentioned that this can be a very huge drawback, this drawback ought to be solved first. If the answer isn’t discovered quickly, then darshan and worship within the temple should be stopped.
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The belief should take note of these items
Acharya Satyendra Das mentioned that the temple development belief also needs to take note of why water is dripping from the temples and the highway the place VIP darshan takes place was flooded. Allow us to inform you that the grand temple of Ramlala has been constructed with the stones of Bansi Paharpur. Tata Consultancy and LNT firm are developing the Ram temple by which the nation's main engineers have contributed.
