Nepal is now going to build Ayodhyapuri Dham, allotment of 40 acres of land

Kathmandu, Ta. Thursday 01 October 2020

After the Prime Minister of Nepal KP Oli Sharma claimed that Ayodhya is in Nepal, now the municipality of Chitwan district is going to build Ayodhyapuri Dham on 40 acres of land. Madi municipality of Chitwan district has decided to allot 40 acres of land to build Ayodhyapuridham.

According to Nepal's Prime Minister KP Oli, Lord Rama was born in Chitwan, Nepal. Madi Mayor Thakur Prasad Dhakal from the Nepal National News Agency said the decision was taken at a meeting on September 29.

Nepal's PM KP Oli has accused India of encroaching on its cultural heritage, saying India's Ayodhya is fake and the real Ayodhya is in Nepal's Chitwan district. There was a lot of controversy in India and Nepal after Oli's statement. There is already tension between Nepal and India over the border dispute. There was a lot of criticism of Oli's statement.

"We have currently allotted 40 acres of land in Ayodhyapuri Park for Ayodhyapuri Dham," said Madi Mayor Dhakal. After claiming the birthplace of Lord Rama to be in Nepal, Oli met with the Madi municipality and ordered archeological excavations to gather more evidence. Oli also spoke of cooperating with the Madi municipality in every possible way.

Mayor Dhakal said, "We have 50 bighas more land. If we have any technical problem, we can also use this land." He said that a master plan has been prepared for Ayodhyapuri Dham and a detailed report will be prepared soon.