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At the Mahakumbh at Prayag, on January
20, 2001, the ninth Dharam Sansad have given a notice to all concerned
to remove all obstacles to construct the temple at the Shri Rama Janmabhoomi
by March 12, 2002, the auspicious day of Mahashivrathri, after which the
actual construction will commence. During this time, the carving of further
pillars will proceed at the sites in Ayodhya and Rajasthan. By March 2002,
sufficient preparatory work would be completed, and, once the erection
activity at the site commences, it will proceed without interpretation.
The time will also be used to create a
momentum within the Hindu samaj so that the sentiments for the Shri Rama
Janmabhoomi site will be clearly expressed. Various committees at the
grass root level will be established. In the period September 18 to October
16, 2001, Jalabhishak programme will be conducted in more than 4,00,000
places all over the country. During the current year, the Suvarna Jayanti
of the Pranpartishthapan (cosecration) of the jyotirling at the Somnath
temple, which was reconstructed in a free India, will be celebrated. (The
ancient temple here too was vandalised in the same manner as that at the
Shri Rama Janmabhoomi.) The Jalabhishak programme will be used to reaffirm
the resolve to build a grand temple at the site of Shri Rama Janmabhoomi.
From November 26, 2001, on the auspicious
day of Karthikshudda Ekadashi, the day after the end of the Chaturmas,
till December 26, 2001, the day of Geeta Jayanti, a Ram namjap programme
will be held all over the country. Each of these micro level programmes
will be followed by a Ram yagna at the taluka level, with more than one
in certain talukas.
The youths of this country will resolve
themselves to the construction of Shri Rama Janmabhoomi temple. About
30 lakh youths will be enrolled as members of the Bajrang Dal and they
will be trained to serve and protect the nation.
All the programmes will culminate with
a Chetavani Sant Yatra which will commence on February 18, 2002, from
Ayodhya and reach Delhi on February 25. More than 5000 sants will participate
in this yatra.
Besides these main programmes, various
Hindu organisations will undertake local level programmes to spread the
message of the Dharam Sansad.
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