New Delhi, Jan 9 (UNI) Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Friday sent off a group of devotees for Ayodhya Dham from the Chief Minister’s Jan Seva Sadan. Around 35 to 40 devotees were part of this journey from Delhi to Ayodhya.
The devotees were sent off by the Valmiki Chaudhary Sarpanch Committee.
“All the devotees are extremely fortunate to receive the sacred opportunity of Lord Ram’s darshan in the very first month of the New Year,” Gupta said.
She said seeking the darshan of Lord Ram, sitting at his feet in the grand temple, and visiting the lanes, by-lanes and temples of the holy city of Ayodhya is, in itself, a divine and transcendent experience.
“The construction of the grand Ram Temple in Ayodhya is a historic endeavour that has restored the self-respect of India’s Sanatan soul. This magnificent temple is not merely a religious site, but a symbol of the dignity of faith, the honour of tradition and the reawakening of national consciousness,” the chief minister added.
Extending her best wishes to all the devotees, she said this journey is not only an opportunity for spiritual fulfilment, but also a powerful medium to connect with Indian culture, unity and Sanatan traditions.
