Ayodhya,

28 May (HS): In the eight temples of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi temple complex,

the consecration ceremony will be held simultaneously. For uniformity in time

and worship, all the new temples will be connected to each other through visual

medium (camera and screen). On the eve of this (on June 2), a water urn

procession will be taken out from the Saryu river bank.

On

Wednesday, Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust's General Secretary

Champat Rai told reporters that the three-day event will begin on the next day

of Kalash Yatra from Jyeshtha Shukla Ashtami (June 3) and will conclude with

Puja, Bhog, Aarti on Dashami (June 5). The ritual will begin at 6:30 am on all

three days.

The

idols of Shivling at the northeast corner of the rampart, the first worshipped

Shri Ganesh at the southeast corner, Mahabali Hanuman at the middle of the

southern side, the visible god Surya at the southwest corner, Maa Bhagwati at

the northwest corner, and Annapurna Mata at the middle of the northern side are

to be consecrated. Along with this, the idols of Shri Ram Darbar at the first

floor of the main temple and Sheshavatar idol at the southwest corner of the

rampart will be consecrated.

According

to the Trust General Secretary, on June 3 and 4, the worship will start at 6:30

am and will be completed by the same time in the evening. On Jyeshtha Shukla

Ashtami (June 5), the worship will start at 6:30 am and will continue till

11:20 am. Pran Pratishtha will be from 11:25 am. After this, there will be

worship, bhog and aarti. All the programs will be completed by 1 pm. The

special thing is that Pran Pratishtha will be done simultaneously in all the

above temples. Saryu Jal Kalash Yatra will start from the eastern bank of the

old bridge at four o'clock in the second half and will reach Yagyashala via

Veena Chowk, Ram Path, Shringar Haat, Hanuman Garhi, Dashrath Mahal, Ramkot and

Rangmahal Barrier. It is worth mentioning that worship rituals will be done

simultaneously in all the temples and they will be connected with each other

through cameras and screens so that uniformity is maintained in the worship

method.

The

General Secretary of the Tirtha Kshetra said that the Puja Vidhi will be

conducted by Kashi's scholar Jai Prakash. He has participated in the Puja of

5th August 2020 and 22nd January 2024. Along with him, Amarnath of Basti will

also be present and Ritwiks from many other major places will also be present.

The final decision on the date of opening these temples for the devotees is yet

to be taken. It is certain that only a limited number of people will be allowed

to visit the Shri Ram Darbar located on the first floor. Probably only 50

devotees will be issued permission (passes) per hour. The detailed plan is

still under discussion in the trust.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi