AAP CEO Arvind Kejriwal “Has Not Received Final Invitation” to Travel to Ayodhya with Family After January 22

Chief Minister of Delhi and leader of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Arvind Kejriwal, expressed his position on visiting the Ram Temple on Wednesday. He said that, although he has not received the final invitation, he plans to visit Ayodhya after January 22.

After signaling the departure of the 87th pilgrims’ train, which was headed for Dwarkadeesh this time, Kejriwal said, “They had sent a letter,” when asked whether he would go to Ayodhya. They told us over the phone that they would personally send a team to deliver the final invitation. But no team showed up. It is irrelevant. They have said in the letter that several VIPs and VVIPs would attend. Therefore, for the time being, just one individual is permitted due to security concerns. Regarding the final invitation, I am unaware. Still, I’d want to take my wife and kids there. My parents are also extremely excited to get Ram Lalla’s darshan. My spouse, kids, and parents will accompany me. We’ll leave later since there is now too much happening on on January 22.

The explanation was provided during the AAP’s Tuesday Sunderkand recitation across all 70 assembly seats in Delhi, which was held in advance of the main pran pratishtha ritual on January 22.

Kejriwal went on to say, “After January 22, when the temple will be inaugurated, we will try for more and more trains for Ayodhya,” acknowledging that demand for the city may increase significantly after the Pran Pratishtha event. People are really excited to visit Ayodhya and have Ram Lalla’s darshan.

In October 2021, the AAP chief conducted prayers at Ayodhya’s renowned Hanuman Garhi and Ram Temple. When there was a chance of polarization in Delhi before to the 2020 assembly elections, Kejriwal performed the Hanuman Chalisa to demonstrate his devotion to Lord Hanuman. Kejriwal promised to establish “Ram Rajya” in the nation’s capital later in the Delhi Assembly. He continued by outlining the ten characteristics that would characterize a “Ram Rajya,” including security for women, free and high-quality healthcare, and education.

Isudhan Gadhvi, the state president of the AAP in Gujarat, has announced that his party would take part in the construction and opening of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. Gadhvi said that the recitation of the Sunderkand would take place in all districts and municipalities on Saturday, January 20. The party’s “Ram Bhakts” will host “Ram Dhuns” on January 21. In every district, the party will host maha aartis and maha prasad on January 22. Furthermore, he said that a large number of AAP workers and activists had already traveled to Ayodhya in order to take part in the pran pratishtha ritual.