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Ayodhya Ram Mandir:- Acharya Satyendra Das, the chief priest of Ayodhya’s Ram temple, claimed on Monday that water was dripping from the roof of the temple. This news spread everywhere in no time. People started questioning the quality of temple construction.
Now Ram Mandir Nirman Samiti chairman Nripendra Mishra has given clarification on this.
Nripendra Mishra said, ‘I myself have seen rainwater dripping from the first floor of the temple. The reason behind this is that construction work is going on on the second floor of the temple, due to which its roof is completely open. Therefore, water got filled there and also dripped down from the roof. In this way, water can drip on the open floor. But by the end of next month, the roof of the second floor will be closed. This will not cause this problem.
Regarding the water filled in the sanctum sanctorum, Nripendra Mishra said – There is no drainage in the sanctum sanctorum, so the water is absorbed manually. All the other mandaps also have slopes and drainage system. Therefore, water is not collecting there. But water is getting collected here. He said – The temple construction committee wants to assure crores of Ram devotees that there is no flaw in the construction of the temple and no negligence has been done.
The road of the path also started sinking
On the other hand, the road of Ram Path has also started sinking in the light rain of pre-monsoon. The work of this road, which is about 13 and a half kilometers long from Sahadatganj to Naya Ghat, has been completed recently. Deep pits had formed at these places. However, at places like Sahadatganj Hanumangarhi, Rikabganj etc., PWD has tried to cover up the irregularities in the construction work by putting ballast and soil at the places where the road has sunk. In this regard, when TV9 Bharatvarsh spoke to PWD officer DB Singh on phone, instead of answering, he said that he is in a meeting.
