BJP to take devotees from every polling booth to Ayodhya

Special attention is likely to be paid to the southern states from where the maximum number of party supporters are planned to be taken for Ram Lala's darshan.

- RAHUL CHHABRA

In the run-up to Lok Sabha elections, the BJP has prepared a roadmap for “Mission Ayodhya”, with focus on taking at least one voter from every election booth in the country to offer prayers at the Ram Temple in the holy city. This will be supplemented by a proposal to take 5,000 residents from each parliamentary constituency on the Ayodhya pilgrimage.

Special attention is likely to be paid to the southern states from where the maximum number of party supporters are planned to be taken for Ram Lala’s darshan.

“The initial plan is to try and get as many as 5,000 residents from each Lok Sabha constituency to visit the Ram Temple so that they can return and spread the word about achievements in the holy city,” said a party leader.

Party workers will be assigned tasks related to these residents’ journey and darshan in Ayodhya. Special bus services from neighbouring states may also be arranged to bring as many Hindu devotees to the holy city as possible.