Ayodhya. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reached Ayodhya today on 25th November for the flag hoisting ceremony in the Ram temple, where he has made this special day even more special by hoisting the religious flag on the peak of the Ram temple. Apart from PM Modi, many big names including Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath were present on this special occasion. In such a situation, let us know when and how will the doors of Ram temple open for the general public?

According to the Hindu calendar, today marks the traditional celebration of Ram Vivah. To make today a historic day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Ayodhya and hoisted the religious flag. Let us tell you, the height of this flag is 10 feet and length is 20 feet. It is like the image of a shining sun, ‘Om’ and the Kovidar tree.

Guidelines issued by Ram Temple Administration

Ram temple administration has issued new guidelines to increase the security arrangements due to the arrival of PM Modi in Ayodhya, so that the general public, guests and officials do not face any kind of problem. The religious flag has been hoisted by PM Modi. Now the general public has started reaching the campus for the darshan of Lord Ram.

When will the doors open for the general public?

On the morning of 25 November, there was a ban on the movement of general public in the Ram Temple complex. During this period, only invited guests with QR code passes were allowed to enter the premises. However, now the gates of the temple complex have been opened for the general public from 2:30 pm. After 2:30 pm, devotees can see the religious flag hoisted on the Garh Lord Ram temple. In view of the anticipated large number of visitors, the darshan timings have been extended till late night.

Instructions issued for pilgrims

If you are also planning to go to Ayodhya, then definitely check the revised schedule first, because huge crowd is expected at hotels, transport centers and nearby pilgrim routes. For your information, VIP treatment has been banned for a few days. So that the general public does not face any kind of problem in having darshan.