Today, On 12th July, Chief Justice of India, Chandrachud, visited the Ram temple in Ayodhya. The visit highlights the temple’s significance and ongoing developments in the area. His presence underscores the judiciary’s role in the temple’s history. This visit marks a significant event in the ongoing Ayodhya narrative.
Ayodhya: Chief Justice of India (CJI) D. Y. Chandrachud paid a visit to the Ram temple in Ayodhya on Friday to offer his prayers.
As per the district administration’s report, CJI Chandrachud landed at Ayodhya airport around 3 pm, where he was greeted by District Magistrate Nitish Kumar.
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During his visit, the Chief Justice also went to the Hanumangarhi temple before proceeding to the Ram temple.
District Magistrate Kumar noted that CJI Chandrachud’s stay in Ayodhya lasted roughly two and a half hours. After completing his visit to the temples, the Chief Justice departed for Lucknow by helicopter from the Ramkatha Park helipad at 5:30 pm.