Lucknow: Minister of Culture and Tourism GK Redddy said Lord RAM was respected not only in India but also in Buddhist and Islamic countries and the central and state governments worked to develop Ayodhya as the largest tourist destination in the world.
“In 2030 no less than 5 crore people would visit the city of the temple every year,” he said.
Speaking as the main guest in Deepotsav on Wednesday, the minister, who gave his address in Hindi, showed that when he came from Hyderabad, he tried to speak as Hinduism and Hindi to connect it to the rest of the people.
Calling August 5, 2020, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi put the foundation stone for the temple, the historic day for the country, he thanked Ram Temple Trust to make the RAM Temple ‘Rashtriya Temple’.
“Crores of Familie has been associated with this project and this temple will belong to everyone.
Ayodhya will be a big tourist spot with better roads and infrastructure and international airports will connect it to the world,” he said.
The minister said that the Deepotsav celebration was proof of the pride of Indian tradition and showed deep love and respecting the god of RAM.
Diyas 12 lakh who had turned on on Ayodhya on Thursday symbolized ‘akhand in’ because it was not only India but gave light throughout the world.
“Lord RAM is a hero for everyone.
After completing 14 years in exile, he returned to Ayodhya in the middle of a massive celebration.
I can say with the belief that the deeponsav organized by the Head of the Minister of Yogi Adityanath is the same scale as deepotsav held in the inside Remutance of the god of RAM.
With 12 lakh lighting Diyas, the world gets God’s message, “he said.
He said CM worked on the ideals of Lord Rama to build Rajya Ram above.
He added that the government ruled without biased and people were free of all kinds of fear.
“It was because of his efforts and Vision Modi Ji that Ayodhya was being developed with a new vision and the construction of RAM temple has begun here,” he said.
Ayodhya is the largest tourism place in the world: Union min
