For the Ram Mandir, this woman has not eaten for 28 years and the dream of thousands of years is being fulfilled. On August 5, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will perform Bhoomi Pujan for construction of Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. With this, the 81-year-old woman living in Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh will also complete years of austerity. On December 06, 1992, after the demolition of the disputed structure on the Ayodhya Ram Temple, they had resolved that unless ram Ji’s temple was laid in Ayodhya, we would not take food and they have been on fast for the last 28 years by chanting Ram’s name with the Falhar.
This woman has not eaten food for Ram Mandir for 28 years
The name of this elderly woman is Urmila Devi who lives in Vijay Nagar in Jabalpur district of Madhya Pradesh. He started fasting at the age of 53 years for temple construction. Earlier, the people had considered them enough to break their fast, but they stood by their decision. He was very happy when he decided in favour of the temple. He congratulated the Supreme Court judges and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for their decision.
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After ram ladla’s darshan, he will receive the grain
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay the foundation of Ram Mandir on August 5 in Ayodhya. On this day Urmila will chant Ram’s name in her home. They want them to take food only after the darshan of Ram Lula in Ayodhya. His family is explaining to them that only invited people can go to Ayodhya because of the Corona virus epidemic. They should break the fast, but they are not ready to obey.
Wants to spend the rest of life in Ayodhya
Urmila Devi Ji says that I have always been a ram devotee and now I have come to the brink of completion, saying that it is like rebirth for them to become a Ram temple in Ayodhya. He says that my resolution is now going to be completely and now I will pray to Bhagwan that my remaining life in Ayodhya, the Modi government must give them a little space on that. So that the leftover lives can be saved.
