On February 6th, a special 'Aastha' train carrying over 1,100 pilgrims departed from Jammu railway station at 11:55 am, bound for Ayodhya. This marks the first time since the Ram temple's consecration ceremony on January 22nd that a significant number of Ram devotees are visiting Ayodhya together. BJP general secretary (organisation)...
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J&K, Ashok Koul, flagged off the train, highlighting the enthusiasm of Ram devotees in Jammu and Kashmir. He praised the efforts of Jammu residents in the construction of the Ram temple and assured that all arrangements have been made for the pilgrims' visit. The train is part of a series of trains dedicated to Ayodhya pilgrimages, with another train scheduled to depart the next day. Devotees expressed their joy and gratitude for the opportunity to visit the Ram temple, particularly thanking Prime Minister Narendra Modi for making it possible.