Ram Mandir Consecration: "Light 5 diyas to celebrate 'pran pratishtha'," BJP President Nadda appeals to people
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Ram Mandir Consecration: “Light 5 diyas to celebrate ‘pran pratishtha’,” BJP President Nadda appeals to people

BJP National President JP Nadda, while addressing a gathering at the 'Abhinandan Samaroh' in Shimla, requested people to light five earthen lamps in their homes to celebrate the day of 'pran pratishtha' at Ram Mandir as 'Deepawali'

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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president JP Nadda on January 5 called everyone’s attention to the Ayodhya consecration ceremony and requested people to light five earthen lamps — Sri Ram Jyoti — in their homes to celebrate the day of ‘pran pratishtha’ at Ram Mandir as ‘Deepawali’.

While addressing a gathering at the ‘Abhinandan Samaroh’ in Shimla, JP Nadda said, “I would like to call everyone’s attention to January 22 and request something that PM Modi also requested that from January 14-22, we will clean all temples and religious places under the cleanliness campaign and worship god.”

“I request everyone to light five earthen lamps, Sri Ram Jyoti, in their homes on January 22. This is not a small event; the consecration ceremony will take place on January 22, and Bhagwan Ram will appear before us all after his Pran Pratishtha,” said the BJP chief.

“The BJP on June 11, 1989, passed a national resolution on the land of Palampur and said that a grand temple should be built on the land of Ram and the land of birth and should be given to Hindus,” he added.

Meanwhile, amid Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal to create Diwali-like glitter across the country, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has launched a drive to exhort people to light at least five earthen lamps (diyas) outside their homes on Ram Mandir consecration day on January 22.

Earlier in the day, JP Nadda attacked the Congress-led Himachal Government and said that not a single promise had been fulfilled by the State Government in the State.

Continuing his attack on the grand old party, he further said that Congress got wiped out in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan, and this happened because of the unwavering faith of the people towards PM Modi.

Before addressing the rally, the BJP chief held a mega roadshow in Himachal Pradesh’s Solan district. Nadda was escorted by a huge crowd of supporters, dancing and cheering his motorcade. Nadda was welcomed by BJP leaders in Solan, Himachal Pradesh.

On the back of recent victories in assembly elections in three states, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan, the BJP has already begun its preparation for the Lok Sabha Elections.

(with inputs from ANI)

Topics: Ram MandirShimlaBJP chief NaddaAbhinandan SamarohRam Mandir consecration day
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