Ayodhya is preparing for a historic moment as Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to address the nation from the Ram Janmabhoomi during the grand flag-hoisting ceremony on November 25. The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has urged devotees across the country to witness the event from their homes through live telecast instead of visiting Ayodhya, as massive preparations are underway for a smooth and secure celebration.
Historic Address to Echo Across Ayodhya
After hoisting the sacred flags atop the Ram Temple and the seven supplementary temples, PM Modi will deliver a special address from a newly built stage near the temple. Arrangements have been made so that his speech can be heard across the entire Ayodhya Dham.
The Trust, along with the district administration and municipal corporation, is installing over 24 loudspeakers, sound systems, and large LED screens within the temple complex. Additionally, 30 LED screens will be set up at key city intersections for public viewing.
Doordarshan to Broadcast the Ceremony Live Nationwide
To ensure that every devotee can witness the ceremony, the Trust has partnered with Doordarshan and Prasar Bharati for live coverage. The event will be broadcast across television channels and digital platforms. Prasar Bharati officials, including Chairman Navneet Sehgal, recently reviewed preparations on the ground.
AIR Ayodhya has also mobilized its team for extensive coverage, with technical checks scheduled before the main event.
Trust Appeals to Devotees: Please Do Not Travel to Ayodhya on November 25
In a video message, Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust General Secretary Champat Rai urged devotees not to visit Ayodhya on November 25 due to the large-scale arrangements and security protocols in place.
He assured that the flag-hoisting ceremony and PM Modi’s address will be broadcast live, allowing devotees to enjoy the historic moment peacefully from home.
Rai added that after the ceremony, all devotees will be allowed smooth and well-organized darshan of the Ram Temple and the seven newly constructed supplementary temples.
