BJP MLA walked 21 kilometers to show the connection of Ramlala...
bharatiya janata party (BJP) MLAs are campaigning on foot to show the connection of Lord ram with Basti. While preparations are going on in full swing in ayodhya for the pran Pratishtha (Pran Pratishtha) to be held in the ram temple on 22nd January, there is a lot of enthusiasm among the people in Basti also regarding the program of pran Pratishtha of Lord Ram. Is. Here, Hariya mla ajay Singh on saturday took out a 21 kilometer walk from Makhadham Makhauda to Ramrekha and tried to convey the message that what actually is the connection of Lord ram with the township. It is believed that when king Dasharatha was not able to have a child, on the advice of Maharishi Vashishtha, Shringi Rishi performed an excellent yagya at Makhauda on the banks of river Manor. The three queens of king Dasharatha also attended this yagya. After this, king Dashrath had four sons, ram, Lakshman, Bharat and Shatrughan. Therefore Lord ram is considered to be associated with Basti.
Makh Dham is mentioned in the dialogue between Lord shiva and Parvati.
Makh Dham Makhauda has also been mentioned in the dialogue between Rudrayamal Lord shiva and Parvati. Seeing the importance of the place, chief minister Yogi has also given the green signal to build a grand Shri ram Avtaran Corridor from Makhora. The bjp mla did the padyatra here regarding the consecration of the ram temple.
ajay Singh said this on the statement of Swami prasad Maurya
On the question of opposition rejecting the invitation related to ram mandir program, ajay Singh said that the opposition is scoring self-goals in its own court, the consequences of which they will definitely have to suffer in the coming 2024. On Swami prasad Maurya's anti-Hindu statement, mla ajay Singh took him to task and said, "He has gone mad the way he is giving anti-Hindu statements." akhilesh yadav has kept him in the party to degrade Hindu religion. If he had given the same statement against the religion of islam, his skull would have been found in a plate within a week.