The construction work of the grand temple of Lord Shri Ram in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh is going on at a fast pace. In this sequence, two rocks have reached Ayodhya from Mysore in Karnataka for the construction of an immovable idol of Lord Shri Ram. Earlier, two Dev Shilas were brought to Ayodhya from Kali Gandaki river of Janakpur, Nepal.
The construction work of the sanctum sanctorum and grimandap of the grand temple of Lord Shri Ram in Ram Nagri Ayodhya has reached the beam, while now the arrival of stones has also started from different places for the construction of Lord Shri Ram’s child form idol. In which two rocks have reached Ayodhya from Mysore in Karnataka, which are black in color and yellow in colour. Earlier, two rocks had reached Ayodhya from the Kali Gandaki river of Nepal, which were grandly welcomed with worship. The rocks that came from Nepal and Karnataka are kept at Ramsevakpuram in Ayodhya.
Statue of Lord Shri Ramlala will be made
For the construction of grand child idol of Lord Shri Ram in Ayodhya, first the stones will be tested by the experts, from the color of the stones to the time limit of the stones and whether they can be worked on or not, special attention will be given. After the selection, a child-like statue of Lord Shri Ramlala will be made, which was planned to be made before Makar Sankranti in January next year.
Giving information on this, VHP’s provincial media in-charge Sharad Sharma said that two rocks have come to Ayodhya from Karnataka. Those who have been kept in Ramsevakapuram. He further said that now many such rocks will come which will be seen on which idols can be made. Earlier, two rocks had come from Nepal, now one has come from Karnataka, after that more will come from anywhere. In which what is the color of the stones, what will be the time limit and whether carving can be done on it or not and it will also be seen whether the stone is raw or hard.
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