Ayodhya: A year after Prime Minister Narendra Modi took part in ‘Bhoomomi Pusan’ for RAM Temple in Ayodhya, the construction of the foundation completely.
The foundation for the temple has now been filled with the final layer, 48th of the roller-compacted concrete, Temple Trust member told reporters on Thursday.
This is the first time that trust is in charge of building a temple in a place where many Hindus believe Lord RAM is born, has invited journalists to see construction sites.
According to previous reports, this site requires a strong foundation because the land there is unstable.
A hole in 50 feet, 400 feet by 300 feet, first excavated.
For months, it has been filled with a 12-inch cement compacted layer and other building materials, including small stones and flying ash.
Member of Ram Temple Trust Anil Misha said AFT will now be built on this.
It will be decided by a base made of about 4 cubic feet of Lakh Pink Stone from Mirzapur.
The temple will appear at this base.
Trust Trust General Secretary of Champat Rai said one cubic foot of a stone slab from Rajasthan Bansi Paharpur is ready for construction that will follow.
The discussion also lights up with experts about the construction of the outer wall of the temple complex.
RAM Temple Trust was established after the Supreme Court settled Ram Janmaboomi-Babri Dispute Mosque in 2019, paving the way for the construction of a temple on the site of the dispute.
The Babi Mosque on the site was destroyed in 1992 by Seevaks.
This temple is expected to be opened for worshipers at 2023-end but the construction is likely to be completed only in 2025.