Ayodhya Ram Mandir History & Bhumipujan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi of Ayodhya Ram Mandir Bhumi Pujan started his speech with the slogan “Jai Siya Ram”. This is a historic moment. “I am grateful to witness history being made. Thousands of Indians cannot believe that this day has come. The whole country is under the spell of Duke Ram.” Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Narendra Modi) today A silver brick was laid down to commemorate the groundbreaking ceremony of the Ayodhya Ram Mandir in Uttar Pradesh.
Modi was one of 175 people who attended the ceremony. He only shared dais with four other people: RSS head Mohan Bhagwat, trust head Nritya Gopaldas Maharaj, Uttar Pradesh Governor Anadiben Patel and CM Yogi Adityanath. Taking into account the epidemic, seating arrangements are based on the principle of social isolation. Prior to this, the Prime Minister and Adityanath prayed together at Hanuman Garhi. Modi also visited Ram Janambhumi.
The head of RSS, Mohan Bhagwat, remembered the sacrifices made in the struggle and LK Advani and said that many people were alive during the ceremony. The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh called this an “auspicious day” and expressed his appreciation for Prime Minister Modi’s achievements. “This marks the end of decades of struggle. India’s judiciary and constitution have approved more than 500 years of history.” He said.
Before the ceremony begins, Ayodhya Ram Mandir has been decorated. The city is painted yellow-the auspicious color of knowledge and learning. On Tuesday, people prayed to the respected Lord Nihan Hanuman (Nishan). Starting from Tuesday, all local temples have continued to perform Akhand Ramayan recitations, and the lighting of temples and houses is the same as that of Diwali. The same will continue on the evening of August 5.
Ram Mandir History:
Learn the complete history of Ram Temple from 1528 to 2020
The five-judge of the Ram Mandir ka itihas Supreme Court ruled in favor of Ram Mandir (Ram Mandir judgment) on November 9, 2019. The Babri Masjid was built after the temple was demolished in 1528.
August 5, 2020 will be recorded in the history of Ayodhya Ram Mandir in golden letters. From 1528 to 2020, many changes have been experienced in the history of 492 years. There are also some milestones. Especially on November 9, 2019, the five-judge Constitutional Court announced a historic verdict. The Ayodhya land dispute case is one of the longest running cases in the country. Let us tell you what is the source of this dispute and the important milestones in history so far…
1528: Mir Baqi, the warlord of Mughal Emperor Babur, builds a mosque (in a disputed location). The Hindu community claimed that this place was the birthplace of Lord Rama, and there is an ancient temple here. According to Hinduism, under the main dome is the birthplace of Lord Rama. The Babri Mosque has three domes.
From 1853 to 1949: In 1853, the first riot occurred in this place. In 1859, the British government erected a fence around the disputed site. Muslims are allowed to worship inside the building, while Hindus worship outside the platform.
1949: The real controversy started on December 23, 1949, when the idol of Lord Rama was found in the mosque. Hindus said that Lord Lama had appeared, while Muslims claimed that someone had left idols quietly there at night. The UP government ordered the expulsion of these idols, but the district sheriff KK Nair stated that the order could not be implemented due to concerns about riots and incitement by Hindus. The government locked it as a controversial structure.
1950: Two applications were filed with the Faizabad Civil Court. In this regard, it is allowed to worship Ram Lala in one of them, and it is allowed to keep Lord Ram’s idol in the controversial structure. In 1959, Nirmohi Akhada submitted a third application.
1961: The UP Sunni Waqf committee filed an application for possession of the disputed site and removal of the statue.
1984: In 1984, Vishwa Hindu Parishad formed a committee to replace the controversial structure.
1986: In Faizabad district judge K.K. Pandey (M. Pandey) ordered the Hindus to remove the locks from the building on February 1, 1986 so that they could worship.
December 6, 1992: Millions of activists from other Hindu organizations, including VHP and Shiv Sena, demolish the controversial structure. Riots broke out across the country, killing more than 2,000 people.
2002: A train carrying Hindu radicals caught fire in Godhra, killing 58 people. As a result, more than 2,000 people died in the riots in Gujarat.
2010: In its judgment, the Allahabad High Court ordered the division of the disputed venues into the Sunni Wakov Committee, Ramlala Virajaman and Nirmohi Arena (Nirmohi). Arena) and other three parts. 2011: The Supreme Court upheld the Allahabad High Court’s ruling on the Ayodhya dispute. 2017: The Supreme Court calls for an out-of-court settlement. The criminal conspiracy charges of the top leaders of the BJP were restored. March 8, 2019: The Supreme Court referred the case to arbitration. The panel is required to end the lawsuit within 8 weeks.
August 1, 2019: The arbitration panel submits a report.
August 2, 2019: The Supreme Court said that the arbitration panel failed to resolve the case.
August 6, 2019: The Supreme Court began daily hearings on the Ayodhya case.
October 16, 2019: The Ayodhya hearing ends. The Supreme Court retained the verdict.
November 9, 2019: The five judges of the Supreme Court approve of Ram Temple. 2.77 acres of disputed land were shipped to the Hindu side. In order to provide 5 acres of land for the mosque.
March 25, 2020: Nearly 28 years later, Ramlala moved from the tent to the Nickler Fiber temple.
August 5, 2020: Ram Mandir’s Bhoomi Poojan project. 175 people were invited, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, RSS Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat, UP CM Yogi Adityanath and Sadhu-Saint. PM Modi first appeared in Hanumangarhi after arriving in Ayodhya. Participated in Ram Mandir’s Bhoomi Poojan program.
—-Jay Shree Ram—-
