In West Bengal, the visit of state MLAs of Bharatiya Janata Party to Ayodhya on February 10 has been cancelled. Opposition leader from the central headquarters in Delhi Subhendu Adhikari A call was made to postpone the tour for the time being, after which this decision has been taken. Confirming this decision on Tuesday, a senior leader of Bengal BJP said that the reason for this is that Prime Minister Modi has asked BJP leaders across the country not to go to Ayodhya at the moment, because after the consecration of Ram Lalla on January 22, there is a huge loss of life. People are flocking to Ayodhya temple in large numbers.
BJP MLA was to go to Ram temple in Ayodhya on 10 February
Every day around three to four lakh people are visiting Ramlala. Apart from this, officials and workers of various organizations are also going in groups for Ramlala darshan and group darshan program of most of the institutions is proposed in the month of February itself. In view of this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had appealed to BJP leaders across the country not to go for Ayodhya darshan at present.
BJP MLAs are not going on the instructions of PM Modi
Opposition leader Subhendu Adhikari said that he was going to take all the MLAs of Bengal for Ayodhya darshan, but at present he is not going on the instructions of PM Modi. He said that as soon as he gets the green signal from the party, he will leave for Ayodhya with his MLAs. It is believed that until the public pressure does not subside, the BJP leadership will not allow its leaders and workers to set foot in Ayodhya.