Ayodhya: “Yogiji Ek Karo, Mandir Nirman Karo”.
Reminding people that this is a slogan that welcomed him when he visited Ayodhya for the first time after being CM in 2017, Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday said that the most respected of seven cities Sanatan Dharma (Saptapuri) did not only witness the majesty of Treta Yug but also developed on the characteristics of the age line.
“You might have forgotten your request, but I don’t forget my work.
In a few years from now, in 2023 precisely, Ayodhya will be the most sought-after religious center of India.
Increasing ayodhya deepotsav scale (from 51,000 lights in 2017 to 12 lamp lamps Today) speak for our vision), “said the ministerial head.
“While traa Yuga like Diwali in Ayodhya has been restored, it is undeniable that the city of the temple is in Yug Treta such as Vikas Yatra (Travel Development),” CM said while launching a project and a scheme worth more than Rs 600 Crore for the city of Temple.
Adding that the idea of deepotsav came after the realization that while the world celebrated Diwali, it was a low business in its home city.
“Diwali is ayodhya gift for the world and the festival cannot remain a simple and simple business in its home city.
We also feel that if the glory of Ayodhya must be restored on the global platform, the gala deepotsav is needed,” he said.
Said that five years ago it was unimaginable to regulate the Deepotsava from this large scale, Yogi said: “Up has become the focal point of faith with the central and state government work together to reach new development heights.” Repeating the slogan ‘Jo Kaha Woh Kiya’, CM said that the success of his government in the past 4.5 years could be measured by faith and belief that people bestow it.
“In the coming days, Ayodhya will be associated with cities in the world as the international airport project becomes functional.
Ayodhya’s new face will speak for the power of faith, patience (vis-à-vis temple RAM construction that is ongoing) and development,” he said.
‘Grandeur, DevPT of Treta Yug back to Ayodhya’
