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Ayodhya Ram Mandir
Ayodhya Ram Mandir: The first rain has caused water in the temple to begin to trickle. Satyendra Das, the temple's top priest, has requested that this issue be resolved as quickly as possible.
Ayodhya: The shortcomings in the construction work have become apparent within six months of the opening of Ram Mandir. Only after a little rain on Sunday in Ayodhya were complaints about moisture and water seeping to the surface. There's also a video of this that went viral. The temple's Mahant Satyendra Das has also called attention to the issue of water leaking and not draining from the sanctum sanctorum at the same time.
The head priest requested that the issue be resolved.
Mahant Satyendra Das, the chief priest of Ram Mandir, claims that water began to leak in the first rain and that this applies to all the temples built up to the spot where Ramlala is situated. And inside the sanctum sanctorum, there was water. It is important to focus on the deficiencies causing the water to leak. It's also important to consider what has been constructed, which is crucial. A decision on this problem's solution ought to be made quickly. Worship and darshan will cease if it starts to rain. He said that there is a darshan sthal in front of the sanctum sanctorum, which is where the new priests sit and where worship is performed. There was water filled in the area where the VIP darshan sthal is located.
The Guru Mandap is open, which means water is coming: Mishra Nripendra
The Chairman of Shri Ram Mandir Nirman Samiti, Nripendra Mishra, states, "I am in Ayodhya." I witnessed raindrops dripping from the ground level. Given that the Guru Mandap is open, this is to be anticipated. As the second floor and peak are completed, it will be covered. I've also noticed some leaking, he added. The first story is still under construction. As soon as the job is finished, the drain will be sealed. There isn't The Guru Mandap is open, which means water is coming: Mishra Nripendra
The Chairman of Shri Ram Mandir Nirman Samiti, Nripendra Mishra, states, "I am in Ayodhya." I witnessed raindrops dripping from the ground level. Given that the Guru Mandap is open, this is to be anticipated. As the second floor and peak are completed, it will be covered. I've also noticed some leaking, he added. The first story is still under construction. As soon as the job is finished, the drain will be sealed. There isn't
Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Water dripped from the roof of Ayodhya Ram Mandir in the first rain itself, Mahant Satyendra Das said- solve the problem pic.twitter.com/PugBWoZZXH
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