Prime Minister Narendra Modi Said on Tuesday, witnessing the consecration of Ram Lalla in the Ram temple was one of the ‘most unforgettable’ moments of his life and he has also returned from there with an Ayodhya in his mind which can never go away from him. Actually, PM Modi said this in a two-page letter written to President Draupadi Murmu.
PM Modi shared letter on ex
Sharing a copy of the letter on Twitter, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, two days ago I had received a very inspiring letter from the respected President. Today I have tried to express my gratitude through a letter.
Two days ago I received a very inspiring letter from the respected President. Today I have tried to express my gratitude through a letter. pic.twitter.com/mVJJMgnM8C
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) January 23, 2024
President Murmu had written a letter to PM Modi before his death.
In fact, President Murmu had written a letter to Prime Minister Modi on Sunday before the consecration, saying that the celebratory atmosphere across the country regarding the consecration ceremony of the grand Ram temple in Ayodhya is an uninterrupted expression of the eternal soul of India and a new beginning in the revival of the country. This is the beginning of the cycle.
Ayodhya can never go away from me: Modi
In a letter written to the President, PM Modi said, I am writing this letter to you after returning from Ayodhya Dham after witnessing the most unforgettable moments of my life. I have returned with an Ayodhya in my mind also. An Ayodhya which can never go away from me. The Prime Minister expressed his gratitude to the President for his good wishes and affection and said that in every word of the letter he expressed his compassionate nature and immense happiness over the organization of Pran Pratistha.
I was in a different mood: Modi
Modi said that at the time when he received this letter, he was in a different emotional journey and this letter gave him immense support and strength in handling and reconciling his emotions. He said, I traveled to Ayodhya Dham as a pilgrim. My mind was overwhelmed with many emotions after going to the holy land where such a confluence of faith and history took place. The Prime Minister said that it is both a privilege and a responsibility for him to witness such a historic occasion.
It was a very emotional moment for me to be the conductor of Purnahuti of the fasts: Modi
On the mention of the Prime Minister’s 11-day fast ritual and the Yama-Niyams related to it in the letter written by President Murmu, Modi said, our country has been witness to countless people who observed various resolutions for centuries so that Ramlala could return to his birthplace. Can sit. He said, it was a very emotional moment for me to be the conductor of the completion of these centuries-long fasts and I consider it my good fortune. He said, that moment was possible only with the blessings of Lord Shri Ram and the people of India and for this I will be grateful.