PM Modi Initiates Special 11-Day Ritual Ahead of Ram Mandir Inauguration in Ayodhya

In a positive development for devotees, the auspicious consecration of Ram Mandir in Ayodhya is gearing up to open its doors on January 22, 2024. With only 10 days left for its Pran Prathistha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has started a special ritual from Panchvati Dham in Maharashtra’s Nashik.

Following a video message, PM Modi on X that he is fortunate to be among the guests who can witness the auspicious occasion of consecration while adding that the Lord has made him “an instrument to represent all the people of India during the consecration.”

Keeping this in mind, I am starting a special ritual of 11 days from today. I am seeking blessings from all the people. At this moment, it is very difficult to express my feelings in words, but I have tried from my side… Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on X.

Additionally, in the audio message, PM Modi went on to describe his feelings and how difficult it is to articulate one’s sentiments at this sacred time “I am emotional. First time in life, I am experiencing such feelings” explained Modi.

Further, the officials said that Narendra Modi will be following the arduous guidelines detailed in the scriptures related to the ‘Pran Pratistha’ ceremony.

On the other hand, Narendra Modi is set to visit Nashik today to inaugurate the 27th National Youth Festival followed by launching developmental projects worth INR 30,500 Crores in Maharashtra. Hence, this also includes the inauguration of India’s longest Bridge Atal Setu.

MTHL is a six-lane sea link and has 16.50 kilometres of stretch on the sea and 5.50 kilometres on land. Additionally, it has been designed to shorten the distance between Mumbai and Pune Expressway and it will connect with areas such as the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport.