Ram mandir complex progressing rapidly, Mishra says major works will be done by Sep 30
Ayodhya, August 20: Nripendra Mishra, chairman of the Shri Ram Temple Building Construction Committee, arrived in Ayodhya on Wednesday. He will stay in Ayodhya for three days to review the work related to the construction of the Shri Ram Temple.
He held a meeting with the construction committee on Wednesday evening. Later, speaking to reporters at the Circuit House on Thursday morning, Nripendra Mishra provided information on the progress of the ongoing construction work on the Ram Temple complex.
He expressed hope that most of the construction work on the Ram Temple complex would be completed by September 30th next month. Mishra said that L&T and Tata employees would leave the construction work by October 30th.
Mishra told that after this, work will primarily continue on the auditorium and museum. A total of 20 galleries are being constructed in the museum, which will utilize modern technology. Gallery No. 7 is preparing to offer a divine view of the temple complex through immersive technology. In Gallery No. 17, episodes related to Lord Rama’s exile and rivers will be displayed through technology. Technical experts from IIT Madras are assisting in the museum’s construction.
He stated that the boundary wall around the temple complex is expected to be completed by December. Installing security equipment will take an additional two months. Payments and pending work for construction agencies, including L&T, Tata, and Sompura, were reviewed to ensure no construction work remains incomplete by the end of the year.
