When will devotees be able to visit Ram Darbar in Ayodhya temple? The final date has arrived:

Ayodhya News: Ram Darbar will be established in the Ram temple in Ayodhya next month which will be opened for devotees from June 6. However, it will not be like the Pran Pratishtha ceremony. Nripendra Mishra, head of the temple construction committee, has given this information.

This event is also linked to the completion of the temple construction which began in 2020. The consecration of Ram Lalla was held in 2024 under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Mishra said, 'Ram Lalla's Pran Pratishtha has been done on the ground floor of this temple in 2024. Now it is the turn to install Raja Ram in Ram Darbar on the first floor. It is expected that the idols of Lord Ram, his brothers and Mother Sita will reach Ayodhya and will be installed on the first floor of the temple on May 23.'

He said, 'When the statue of Lord Ram will be installed in his court, it is natural that it will happen only after a religious ceremony. There will be worship here, but it would not be right to call it Pran Pratishtha because Pran Pratishtha has already been done. Yes, before opening the Ram Darbar for common devotees, different types of worship will be done. This worship will be completed on June 5.'

Installation on May 23
Mishra said that the dates of May 23 and June 5 have their own astrological combination. Therefore, it has been decided to open Ram Darbar for the general public after the installation on May 23 and completion of the puja on June 5.

The nearly five-foot tall statue of Lord Ram has been made from white marble in Jaipur and will be installed in the Ram Darbar. There will also be statues of Sita, Laxman, Bharat, Shatrughan and Hanuman here.