Two magicians from Telangana ride motorcycles blindfolded to Ayodhya

Two magicians from Shamshabad, near Hyderabad, in Telangana, have embarked on a motorbike trip with blindfolds on their goal to see Lord Ram at Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh. Maruti Joshi and Ramkrushna are named as the magicians.

They recently said, “Many people’s lives are in danger,” in response to a question about why they decided on the unusual route to Ayodhya. Someone might die as a result of the recklessness of drivers who are in perfect health. Blind people, on the other hand, get to their destination without hurting anybody. Therefore, we are traveling to Ayodhya and will traverse a distance of 1,600 kilometers in order to raise awareness about safety,” they said.

Maruti Joshi went on to say that they had left on February 23 and that, at every rest break along the way, he would do little magic performances and invoke the name of Lord Ram. When people realized they could travel without seeing, they were taken aback.

Additionally, Maruti Joshi said that a magician may do a trick known as blindfolding by blindfolding himself. Using a similar method, both magicians have embarked on the greatest danger of their lives by traveling to Ayodhya together, traveling hand in hand.

Maruti Joshi and Ramkrushna are said to have left Shamshabad and are expected to arrive at Ayodhya on March 1. Every day, they make at least 200 kilometers in travel. Before embarking on this adventure, the two of them spent six to eight months practicing constantly until they could ride a two-wheeler while blindfolded.

On January 22, the Shri Ram Mandir was inaugurated in Ayodhya. All of the nation’s main spiritual and religious factions sent delegates to the great Pran Pratistha celebration. Arun Yogiraj created the idol of the god Ram Lalla.