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Ram Temple result of sacrifices, faith of devotees: Anurag Singh Thakur

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Updated At : 12:38 PM Jan 23, 2024 IST

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Hamirpur, January 22

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On Pran Pratishtha day of Lord Rama Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Singh Thakur reached his Kuldevi temple, Avahadevi temple in the morning and took part in the program singing Ram Bhajans.

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“It is due to the contribution and sacrifice of millions of Ram devotees that we are witnessing this historical moment. It is our great good fortune that Ram Lalla is being seated in Shri Ramjanmabhoomi temple” the minister said.

“One-sixth of the world’s population resides in India. Whatever happens in India, makes a lasting impact on the world… This is a result of huge sacrifices by devotees and faith of crores of them…This is the happiest day of our lives,” Anurag said. On this occasion, apart from former MLA Anil Dhiman and Kamlesh Kumari, a large number of Ram devotees were present in the temple.

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