After a dispute that lasted over 500 years and the longest legal battle in the history of India, Bhoomi pujan was held for the grand temple at Ram temple construction in Ayodhya on Wednesday. After laying the foundation stone of the Ram temple, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that Ram belongs to everyone and everyone is there.
Along with the temple’s Bhoomi pujan (Ram Mandir Bhumi Pujan), he gave a message of brotherhood, announcing a complete end to India’s most popular and long-running dispute. The Prime Minister said that Ram being everywhere is the life character of unity in India’s diversity. However, an attempt is being made by Asaduddin Owaisi and the Muslim Personal Law Board to create a new controversy by questioning PM Modi’s involvement in Bhoomi Pujan.
Message of brotherhood and unity from Bhumi Pujan
After laying the foundation stone of the Ram temple, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a message of mutual love and brotherhood and said that we have to take care of everyone’s feelings. He said, ‘Prabhu Shriram has taught us to do duty. We have learned how to perform our duties. They have shown us the path of realization and research, out of opposition. We have to connect these rocks of Ram temple with the addition of mutual love and brotherhood.
The Prime Minister said that whenever humanity has accepted Ram, then development has taken place and whenever it is lost, the paths of destruction are open. PM said, ‘We have to take care of everyone’s feelings. We have to develop with everyone, with everyone’s faith, everyone. ‘ Modi said that there are many countries in the world, including Indonesia, which has the highest Muslim population of the world, who worship Lord Ram’s name. He said that Ramayana is famous and revered in Indonesia, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Thailand, Sri Lanka and Nepal. The mention of Lord Ram has been found even in Iran and China and ‘Ram Katha’ is prevalent in many countries.
‘Everyone has Rama, Rama is among everyone’
Prime Minister Modi said that ‘Everyone has Rama, Rama is among everyoneryone’. He expressed confidence that the grand Ram temple to be built in Ayodhya, like the name of Shri Ram, would reflect the rich heritage of Indian culture. Modi said, ‘Ram’s temple will become a modern symbol of Indian culture, a symbol of our eternal faith, a symbol of national spirit. These temples also symbolized the collective power of crores of people.