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Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath
Less than 10 days are left in the consecration ceremony of Ram temple in Ayodhya. From VVIP celebrities to top politicians will be attending the event. UP Government is leaving no stone unturned to maintain the law and order in the state for the upcoming event. CM Yogi Adityanath discussed the event on 22 January in which 5-year-old Ram Lala will be seated in the huge temple of Ayodhya, he even talked about Uttar Pradesh Divas, Makar Sankranti and Republic which is celebrated in the state with great pomp and show. He even mentioned that it is high time and a great opportunity for the ‘global branding’ of UP.
BJP leader Yogi Adityanath even gave directives to the officials in this matter. CM added that the consecration ceremony of Lord Ram is a much-awaited event in the country. Eminent people from various fields including religion, politics, industry, science, cinema, literature, art, and saints from the country and abroad will be coming to attend the event.
He further added that the ‘Pran Pratishtha’ ceremony and every route leading to the event should be made as green corridor. He further said that there should be no encroachment anywhere. No vehicle should be parked anywhere except in unavoidable situations, and if such circumstance arises it should be immediately improved using a crane. CM further said that is necessary to maintain strong security arrangements during the coming time.
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