Lucknow: In the midst of the luster of 9 lakh Diyas in the last deepotsav in Ayodhya before the assembly election earlier next year, the city of the temper would likely set a political discourse on the lamp festival.
The address of the chairman of the Yogi Adityanath minister on Deepotsav on Wednesday tends to revolve around the hindutva and politics.
The laser performances were held on the edge of Saryhu on Tuesday that had been said about the god of RAM and ‘RAM BHAKSS’ (RAM worshipers) in the past.
Most political parties have started their poll campaign from Ayodhya or have talked about gods and temple cities.
Secretary General of Bahangjan Samaj (BSP) Satish Chandra Mishra has kicked a series of ‘Prabuddh Sammelans’, focusing on Brahmin, from Ayodhya.
Asked God, he said that RAM was not the copyright of BJP and he belonged to everyone.
Likewise, the leaders of AAM ADMI Party (AAP) have also been to Ayodhya on several occasions.
After Sanjay Singh AAP, Chairman of the Minister of Delhi and AAP Convenor Arvind Kelamwal recently visited Ayodhya and attended ‘Aarti’ at Saryhu Ghat.
Nonetheless, politics, deepotsav will be the reverse pig too because of the number of diamas that will turn on on Wednesday.
About 9 lakh Diyas will turn on this time breaking the recording of the last year of land lights 6 lakh.
Officials in Ayodhya said the team from the Guinness Book of World Records had reached the city of the temple.
12,000 volunteers have been suppressed to services for DIYAS light.
Every volunteer has been assigned to DIYAS 75 lighting assignments.
The city of the temple became the center of the activity after the Supreme Court opened the way for the construction of the RAM temple in Ayodhya.
On August 5, 2020, Prime Minister Narendra Modi lay the foundation stone for the construction of RAM temple in a place that remains disputed sites for more than five centuries.
BJP, which has promised the construction of the Grand RAM temple in Ayodhya in all of its manifes, has claimed it becomes a big victory.
However, months before polls, opposition parties found it difficult to stay away from the Hindutva agenda.
During his recent visit to Lucknow, Home Minister Amit Shah strongly supported the Hindutva agenda by claiming that BJP ended the old-centuries of disputes around the RAM temple in Ayodhya and Yogi Adityanath would advance the party’s agenda.