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In the Ram Mandir complex of Ayodhya, work is now being done to develop a memorial for the Kar Sevaks who sacrificed their lives during the Ram Mandir movement and a memorial associated with the old Ram Mandir. The work on the memorial for the Kar Sevaks will be completed by March and by April, it will be built at the place where Ram Lalla ‘sat’. Chairman of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple Construction Committee, Nripendra Mishra has said that currently construction of only two sites is going on.

Both the Karsevaks memorial and the old temple will be preserved as monuments. He has expressed hope that both the works will be completed soon. Nripendra Mishra has said that it is expected that this work will be completed by March 31 or April 30. The memorial of Karsevaks is about 11 meters high. The temporary temple will be developed from red stones of Vanshi Paharpur. About 70 percent of the work has been completed.

What will happen in the museum of the temple complex?

A museum is also being built in the temple premises, which will have a total of 20 galleries. In these, stories to Ram Janmabhoomi movement and Lord Ram will be shown. Currently the topic for these galleries is being selected. General devotees may be allowed to visit the museum in limited numbers after September.

When will devotees be able to have darshan everywhere?

What else is going on in Ram Mandir?

Nripendra Mishra said, ‘No pass will normally be made to visit museums. Everyone will get a chance. Passes can be made for some places. Like Hanuman ji’s gallery. If anyone goes there, the entire 12-minute story will be shown. Arrangements will be made for him to sit. The number of seats there will be, the number of people will be able to go.

What will be special in Hanuman Gallery?

There is a gallery focused on Hanuman in the Ram temple complex itself. It is being prepared by IIT Chennai. Its work will be completed by 30 September. Then people will be able to go.

When will devotees be able to visit the entire temple?

Nripendra Mishra has told that President Draupadi Murmu is going to come to Ayodhya on March 19. After his visit, the first pass system will allow the devotees to go to all the places. Along with ‘Ramlala’, devotees will also be able to visit museums and other places. He has said that some important decisions will be taken by March-April, after which the museum and other facilities will gradually open for the common devotees.