Lucknow/Ayodhya: To tackle the rush of devotees during the month of Shrawan, an improved crowd management system will be evolved at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya.Though the queue system leading to the temple premises and Ram Lalla sanctorum from the Ram Path was evolved over the past two and a half years of temple opening, the Trust officials are yet to work out an elaborate arrangement to handle the rush of devotees.To avoid overcrowding, Trust office bearers along with security personnel have chalked out the entry and exit route for the first floor of the temple, the portion where Ram Darbar is kept. Five barricaded rows have been created to facilitate the movement of individuals from the ground floor to the first floor ahead of the holy month.The Trust is working out an arrangement to issue receipts to the individuals interested in donating money into the hundis during their visit. On the lines of other temples, Ram Temple management committee does not levy any charges or fees from visitors for any kind of services that are offered to improve the experience of devotees.Apart from Ram Lalla and Ram Darbar, six temples dedicated to various deities have been established over the parkota, while seven temples have been dedicated to prominent sages and seers.The focus of the Ram Temple Trust members is on the successful holding of the Jhulon Utsav, an annual affair that is celebrated in Shrawan whereby the idols of Ram Lalla and his brothers are taken on a chariot for a tour. The celebrations that commence on Nagpanchami will last for 13 days this time.
