Ram Mandir Free Prasad Scam or Real: Not only in the country but also people in foreign countries are eagerly waiting for the consecration ceremony of Ayodhya Ram temple. The consecration ceremony of the temple is going to take place on 22 January 2024. Amidst all this, some websites are claiming to deliver Ram Temple Prasad to every home for free. For this, orders will have to be placed on the website and all interested citizens will be able to take the prasad at their home.
War has broken out on social media
It seems as if a war has broken out on social media regarding this. Some content creators say that the websites claiming home delivery of Ram Temple Prasad are fake and are playing with the faith of the people. The creators say that the websites making such claims are neither authorized by the Ram Mandir Trust nor the government. In such a situation the question arises whether this is a scam or not.
Marketing strategy being explained
Content creators on social media say that there is no guarantee whether the Prasad delivered by the websites will be mixed with the real Prasad of Ram Temple or not. The scam is neither about money nor delivery, but about building an e-commerce brand by using Ram Mandir and free offerings as a marketing strategy. The purpose of these websites is to attract more and more people in the name of Ram Temple.
A large number of Ram devotees made bookings
Websites that deliver Ram Temple Prasad online are claiming to deliver the first day’s Prasad to homes on January 22. However, the Prasad is free of cost, while Rs 50 is being asked for booking payment for delivery and Rs 100 for taking the money after delivering the Prasad at home. In such a situation, a large number of devotees of Ram ji have also made booking for this.
VHP appealed to be cautious
VHP (Vishwa Hindu Parishad) raised questions on such websites and said that the temple trust has not authorized anyone to distribute Prasad in this way. Expressing doubt, he said that there is no malicious attempt to defame both Lord Shri Ram’s Prasad and Khadi. Appealing to the people to remain alert, it has been said that until more and more information comes from the Tirtha Kshetra Trust, they should not bet on money and security by getting confused on such false advertisements.