Ram Mandir construction to be completed by June 5: Nripendra Mishra

Nripendra Mishra Chairman of the Construction Committee of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra announced on Tuesday that the construction of the Ram Mandir will be completed by 5 June this yearSpeaking to ANI Mishra stressed that 99 per cent of the construction work is now finishedRam temple construction will be completed by 5 June this year Ninetynine per cent of the temple construction work has now been completed The Garbhagriha where Ram Lalla is enshrined had already been completed earlier However the first and second floors and the shikhar main spire above were still under construction Today the Dhwajdand temple flagpole has been installed atop the shikhar which is essentially a symbolic declaration that the work on the shikhar is now complete The overall construction of the temple is now nearly finished Mishra statedHe also revealed that the installation of the Ram Darbarmdashfeaturing the idols of Lord Ram Goddess Sita and Lord Hanuman mdashon the templersquos first floor is scheduled for May 23All preparations for this have been completed The idols will arrive in Ayodhya on May 23 and will be placed in their respective sanctums Following this there will be some associated religious ceremonies On June 5 Lord Ram will be ceremoniously enshrined according to our faith and rituals he saidMishra added that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had given special emphasis to seven temples within the complex dedicated to sages and devotees associated with Lord RamWATCH Ram temple construction will be completed by June 5 this year says Nripendra Mishra Chairman of the Construction Committee of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra pictwittercomBROEkoA92Zmdash ANI ANI April 29 2025These seven temples are also now complete The temples of Maharishi Valmiki Shri Vashisht ji Vishwamitra ji Ahilya ji Nishadraj Maharaj Shabari Mata and Agastya Muni located within the temple premises will also be opened to the public after 5 June The worship rituals for the Ram Darbar and the six temples built along the Parkota outer boundary will take place on 5 June Champat Rai ji will announce a detailed programme for the 5 June ceremonies he statedOne or two days after 5 June once the temple is fully completed devotees will be able to visit all the different temples within the premises for darshan Mishra addedMishra also emphasised that they are hopeful and inspired by the unwavering faith of the devotees after the temple witnessed daily footfall between 75000 to 1 lakhSpeaking on the challenges faced during construction Mishra said We faced many geographical challenges during the construction Sourcing materials from various places was also a major challenge There were many discussions regarding engineering and design because our vision was that this temple should last for the next 1000 years without damage For me these engineering challenges were the toughest part The solution to all these challenges can be summed up in one word teamworkHe also praised Prime Minister Modi and recalled his time working with himI worked under the Prime Minister for nearly six years Back in those days even before the Supreme Courts verdict had come he often used to say that he would only visit Ayodhya once the construction of the temple began I remember him indicating that in the past 15ndash20 years although he had travelled to surrounding districts for political events he had not gone to Ayodhya It was clear in his mind that a temple would be built in Ayodhyamdashno matter whatWith ANI inputsatOptionskeyd0ddb8ef8f1a62a8cdd22fac27fc5ea7formatiframeheight90width728params