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Wheels Of Worship: Huge 200-Car Rally Organized In US Ahead Of Ram Mandir Consecration

Gulshan Kumar
Last updated: 2024/01/09 at 3:46 PM
By Gulshan Kumar 1 year ago
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Houston, Texas, January 9, 2024: In a vibrant display of faith and unity, over 200 cars adorned with Hindu symbols and saffron flags paraded through Houston. Organized by the Indian-American community, the event aimed to express excitement and devotion leading up to the consecration of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya on January 22, 2024.

Unique Convoy of Devotion

The impressive convoy, featuring cars embellished with Hindu symbols, saffron-colored flags, and chants of ‘Jai Shri Ram,’ visited 11 temples across Houston. More than 500 riders participated, forming a nearly 5-km line of 216 cars, escorted by eight policemen on bikes.

The journey, initiated at Sri Meenakshi Temple, concluded at Sri Sharad Amba Temple in Richmond, covering a distance of 160 km over six hours. The rally navigated Houston’s busy roadways, making stops at various temples along the way.

Devotees’ Overwhelming Welcome

Approximately 2,000 devotees welcomed the procession at each temple with bhajans, reflecting overwhelming devotion. The rally, a unique and memorable event, was orchestrated by Houston volunteers Achalesh Amar, Umang Mehta, and Arun Mundra.

Organizers presented temple officials with a beautifully crafted invitation basket containing formal invitations, sacred rice from Ayodhya, ‘Ram Parivar,’ ‘Gangajal,’ a copy of Sundar Kand, and sweets. This gesture sought their participation in the upcoming Pran Pratishtha Mahotsav of Shri Ram Lalla Mandir.

Anticipation for the Ram Mandir Consecration

The special ceremony for the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya is set to take place on January 22, 2024, concluding a seven-day event. The highlight will be the placement of the sacred idol of Lord Ram in the main part of the grand temple.

As anticipation builds for this historic event, the unique rally in Houston reflects the diaspora’s dedication to celebrating and commemorating religious milestones.

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