Bageshwar Dham Sarkar Dhirendra Shastri calls Pran Pratishtha the beginning of 'Ram Rajya' and extends wishes for land
Bageshwar Dham Sarkar Dhirendra Shastri has expressed his wishes on the occasion of the ordination, calling it the 'beginning of Ram Rajya'…
New Delhi: The entire country and Indians across the world had been eagerly awaiting January 22 and preparations and celebrations to mark the day continued for weeks. Today is the day that the gates of the stunning are Ayodhya Ram Mandir were opened to the world after the inauguration, the Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha. The consecration of Ram Lalla was performed by the priests and Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the idol was unveiled to the world. On this historic occasion Bageshwar Dham Sarkar in other words Dhirendra Shastri has made his wishes known to all countrymen and has declared the 'Pran Pratishtha' also the 'beginning of Ram Rajya'…
Bageshwar Dham Sarkar extends wishes on Pran Pratishtha
As mentioned earlier, the Bageshwar Dham Sarkar Dhirendra Shastri has expressed his wishes about Pran Pratishtha. In a statement today, Dhirendra Shastri said: “This is a proud day for India. This is the beginning of 'Ram Rajya'. My heart is full and we are very happy. Best wishes to the entire nation and the world.”
Baba Ramdev's statement on Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha
Meanwhile, Yog Guru Baba Ramdev while talking to ANI said, “We came when Ram Lalla was sitting in a tent and today the big temple is being built. A new Sanatan history is being created. Now that Pran Pratishtha is done, this is the new beginning of Ram Rajya. And today we have almost all of our religious and spiritual leaders here. More than 200 crore Aries lovers are happy today and there can be no greater happiness than this fact that we are all witnessing this event.
The Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha was led by the priests and Prime Minister Modi after which the divine Ram Lalla Idol was unveiled before the world. The Prime Minister performed the first Aarti of Ram Lalla and also did a 'Dandavat Pranam'.