A wave of sorrow swept through Ayodhya on Tuesday upon the demise of the esteemed saint Dr. Ramvilas Das Vedanti, a prominent figure in the Ram Mandir movement. Late at night, his mortal remains were brought from MP to his residence 'Hindu Dham'. Here, a gathering of saints, public representatives, and devotees paid tearful tributes. Soon, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will also arrive to pay homage.
An Emotional Farewell and the Last Rites
As soon as Ramvilas Vedanti's body reached Ayodhya, the whole town plunged into grief. At 'Hindu Dham', lines formed as people came to pay their respects. The saint community, leaders, and numerous devotees described him as a 'pioneer' and a 'symbol of struggle,' recalling his invaluable contributions to the Ram Mandir movement.
The last rites of Vedanti will be performed on Tuesday after 10 AM. In this moment of mourning, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will reach Ayodhya at 11 AM to pay tribute. Despite the foggy morning, a large crowd has assembled. People are arriving from afar to bid farewell to Ramvilas Vedanti.
An Era Ends with the Ram Janmabhoomi Movement
The passing of Dr. Vedanti, who dedicated his life to the Ram Janmabhoomi movement, marks the end of an era. The city of Ayodhya is engulfed in sorrow. Every segment of society paid their final respects, expressing deep grief at his passing. People have remarked that his journey of struggle and dedication to the Ram Mandir will always be remembered.
Source: aajtak
Ramkatha Interrupted in Rewa Due to Illness
Dr. Ramvilas Das Vedanti, a key architect of the Ram Mandir movement and former MP from Ayodhya, passed away on Monday morning. He breathed his last in Madhya Pradesh at the age of 75. According to reports, Dr. Vedanti reached Rewa, MP from Delhi on December 10 for a Ramkatha session. On Wednesday, he suddenly fell ill and was immediately admitted to the hospital. Despite extensive treatment efforts, he passed away during care. His body was brought to Ayodhya late Monday night, around 10-11 PM.
