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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who attended a programme at Shri Panchkhand Peeth in Rajasthan, on Thursday said over 50 per cent of work on the under-construction Ram Mandir in Ayodhya has been completed.
He said ‘Shri Panchkhand Peeth’ always played a leading role in all social and religious movements.
As per a report by PTI, Addressing the programme at Shri Panchkhand Peeth, Rajasthan, CM Yogi said, “Mahatma Ramchandra Veer Ji Maharaj and Swami Acharya Dharmendra Ji Maharaj were the ones who contributed selflessly towards the country. The ‘Peeth’ also played a crucial role in ensuring public participation in various campaigns led by the saints for the welfare of the country.”
During the Chadarposhi ceremony of Swami Somendra Sharma, Adityanath said that Acharya Dharmendra had a deep connection with Gorakshapeeth for three generations.
“Acharya ji always had a sense of belonging, my deepest respect to him,” he said.
While addressing the ‘Sant Samagam’, Chief Minister Yogi said, “India’s Sanatan Dharm gives utmost importance to the protection of our gau matas (cows).”
He further said, “Dedicated efforts were made to realise the dream of Ram Mandir for which the movement started in 1949. Resultantly, today, over 50 per cent of work on the Ram Mandir, which was also a dream of Acharya Ji, has neared completion.”
