Thieves stole 3,800 ‘bamboo lights’ and 36 ‘gobo projector lights’ worth more than Rs 50 lakh installed on Ram Path and Bhakti Path leading to Ram Lalla temple in Ayodhya. These incidents of theft took place in the most important and safe place of Ayodhya and no one including the police force had even a clue about it.
6,400 ‘bamboo lights’ on the trees of Rampath and 96 ‘gobo projector’ lights on Bhaktipath were installed by the firms Yash Enterprises and Krishna Automobiles under the contract awarded by the Ayodhya Development Authority.
According to the firm’s representative Shekhar Sharma, 3,800 ‘bamboo lights’ and 36 ‘gobo projector lights’ installed on Rampath and Bhaktipath have been stolen. A case has been registered by him at Ram Janmabhoomi police station.
According to the complaint given to the police, ‘6,400 bamboo lights were installed on Rampath and 96 gobo projector lights were installed on Bhakti Path. By March 19, all the lights had been installed, but after inspection on May 9, it was found that some lights were missing. Investigation revealed that thieves had stolen around 3,800 bamboo lights and 36 Gobo projector lights.
According to the complaint lodged, it was admitted that the firm came to know about this theft in May, but the case was registered on August 9, two months after the theft. The police is investigating the matter.
Ram Path was ready in 10 months
The 12.97 kilometer long Ram Path has been built in a record 10 months. Ram Path: One can go to see Ramlala by joining the newly constructed Dharma Path, Bhakti Path and Ramjanmabhoomi Path in the inner part of Ayodhya. The newly constructed Ram Path, Dharam Path, Bhakti Path and Ram Janmabhoomi Path in the inner part of Ayodhya have been improved with facade lighting, mural painting, vintage Victorian solar tail lamps, artistically designed arc lamps, proper pavement, inland drainage and concrete layout carriage way, greenery enabled dividers. Has been decorated.