According to Champat Rai, 1.5 crore people have visited the Ram Temple in Ayodhya since “Pran Pratishtha.”

Ayodhya: According to Champat Rai, General Secretary of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra, since Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Pran Pratistha of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on January 22, almost 1.5 crore people have visited the majestic mandir for a glimpse of Ram Lalla.

“Over a lakh people come to the temple every day to receive ‘darshan.'” About 1.5 crore people have visited for Ram Lalla’s “darshan” since the “Pran Pratishtha” on January 22, according to Champat Rai.

The first story of the temple is still under construction, with just the ground floor—where Ram Lalla’s “Pran Pratistha” was completed—completed. The temple will have a 14-foot-wide security wall built around it. The temple’s “Parkota” wall is this one. The multifunctional “Parkota” would include six more temples, including those dedicated to Lord Shankar, Lord Surya, a “Garbhgriha,” and, at its two extremities, to Lord Hanuman and Ma Annapurna. On the grounds of the temple will also be constructed temples dedicated to Maharishi Valmiki, Maharishi Vashishtha, Maharishi Vishwamitra, and Maharishi Agastya. There will also be temples dedicated to Nishad Raj, Ma Shabri, Ma Ahilya, and Jatayu. 25,000 pilgrims and their belongings might be accommodated at once in the temple, according to Champat Rai.

There were 600 plants on the property, all of which are protected, including the trees. Additionally, there are sewage and water treatment plants. The people of Ayodhya won’t have any trouble meeting the temple’s needs since it will be self-sufficient,” he said.

The recently constructed Ram Temple in Ayodhya opened for over 19 hours on Tuesday in observance of its inaugural Ram Navami.

Scientific methods using mirrors and glasses were also used to execute a Surya Tilak on Ram Lalla’s idol’s forehead on Ram Navami.