Rajasthan CM Bhajanlal Sharma Visits Ayodhya, Expresses Delight Over Grand Temple

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AYODHYA, INDIA – Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma expressed his delight and overwhelming emotions during his visit to the city of Ayodhya. He was particularly moved by the grandeur of the newly built temple of Ramlalla.

“I am delighted to arrive here in the city of Ayodhya today,” said Sharma, who had the opportunity to have a darshan in a tent. “It is delightful that we will be able to have the darshan in the grand and divine temple.”

Sharma’s visit to Ayodhya comes at a time when the city is witnessing a surge in pilgrims, eager to visit the grand temple. The temple, a magnificent architectural marvel, has been attracting attention from across the country.

The Chief Minister expressed his gratitude towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the construction of such a grand temple. “I thank PM Narendra Modi that such a grand temple of Ramlalla has been built,” he said.

Sharma further added, “Ram hamare rom rom mein baste hain,” expressing his deep-rooted faith and devotion towards Lord Ram. His visit to Ayodhya and the darshan at the grand temple has indeed been a spiritually enriching experience for him.

The visit of the Rajasthan Chief Minister is expected to boost tourism in Ayodhya, further adding to the city’s spiritual and cultural significance.

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