Accordingly prime minister Narendra Modi has appealed to his cabinet colleagues not to visit the ram temple in ayodhya till at least March. news agency quoted sources as saying that in the cabinet meeting on wednesday (January 24), the PM has advised all his cabinet colleagues to refrain from visiting ayodhya ram temple for the time being. The report said the PM suggested that to prevent inconvenience to the public due to huge crowds and VIPs with protocols, Union ministers should plan their visit to ayodhya in March.
Meanwhile when the temple opened for the public on tuesday (January 23), about 5 lakh devotees visited Ramlala. The crowd was so huge that the authorities had to temporarily send back buses heading towards ayodhya to avoid chaos.
Moreover it is noteworthy that Uttar Pradesh chief minister yogi adityanath has asked VIPs to give travel information in advance so that people going to ayodhya do not face any problem. Before this, the cm reviewed the steps taken to manage the crowd of devotees in Ayodhya. For this he held a meeting with officials in Lucknow. Not only this, he advised the VIP devotees planning to visit the temple to inform the authorities before going to Ayodhya. According to an official statement, yogi adityanath advised VIPs to inform the state government or Shri ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust a week before planning their visits.
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