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On his birthday, CM Yogi Adityanath to attend Ram Darbar grand event
LUCKNOW: The three-day second consecration ceremony at the Ram temple complex will conclude with the inauguration of Ram Darbar and six other temples on the auspicious occasion of Ganga Dussehra festival.
Chief minister Yogi Adityanath will be the chief guest on the occasion, which coincidentally would also be his birthday (June 5).
The CM will also attend three more events — Saryu Trayodashi Janmaotsav, birthday celebrations of Ram temple's chief priest Nritya Gopal Das, and a programme to mark the World Environment Day on June 5.
This will be the second consecration event at the temple in over a year, with the first one, of Ram Lalla taking place in Jan last year.
'11.25am-11.40am period is extremely auspicious'
On this special occasion, the Chief Minister will seek the blessings of Shri Ram, further strengthening his profound spiritual connection with Ayodhya,' said an official statement.
According to Hindu religious scriptures, Ganga Dussehra is considered a very auspicious day as it is believed that on this day, the river Ganga descended to earth from the locks of Lord Shiva.
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Chief priest of Rasik Niwas Temple in Ayodhya, Mahant Raghuvar Sharan, said: 'This year, Ganga Dussehra will not only be a sacred but also a historic occasion as after a long struggle of 500 years, Raja Ram will be welcomed on the first floor of Ram Temple. The occasion will witness a unique blend of enthusiasm, devotion, and spirituality in Ayodhya.'
'The ceremony will be conducted on Thursday between 11.25am and 11.40am,' said member of Ram Temple Trust Anil Mishra, who will also be the main 'yajman' to welcome the deity on Thursday.
According to astrologer Kalki Ram, auspicious rituals performed on Ganga Dussehra yield manifold results.
