- Yogi government identifies government, Nazul and private land in Dham for parking
- VVIP parking will be monitored with drones, cars of VVIP guests will be parked on Rampath and Bhakti Path
By Our Correspondent
Ayodhya: The Yogi government has made comprehensive arrangements for parking at 51 designated locations in Ayodhya Dham for the Shri Ram Lala Pran Pratishtha ceremony. With a capacity for 22,825 vehicles, these places are conveniently marked on Google Maps to facilitate access of guests.
Special parking provisions have been made for VVIPs, VIPs, and other guests, ensuring a well-organized and equipped setup, including wireless and PA systems.
Parking arrangements have been made at following places
ADG Traffic BD Paulson informed that 51 places have been identified to park the vehicles of the guests coming for Shri Ram Lala Pran Pratishtha program in Ayodhya Dham. The designated locations offer simultaneous parking for approximately 22,825 vehicles. These include 5 spots on Rampath, 1 on Bhakti Path marg, 4 on Dharma Path marg, 5 on Parikrama Marg, 2 on Bandha Marg, 1 on Tehri Bazaar Rampath to Mahobra Marg and 7 places on Tehri Bazaar Rampath to Unwal Marg.
Additionally, parking arrangements cover two spots on the Ayodhya to Gonda route, ten on NH 27, seven in Tirtha Kshetra Puram, three around Karsevak Puram tent city, and four at Ramkatha Mandapam tent city. These parking lots have been built on government, Nazul, private and tourism department lands. Apart from this, vehicles will also be parked in the multilevel parking built in Ayodhya Dham.
VVIP parking lot will be monitored through drones
Ayodhya Traffic CO Rajesh Tiwari said that six parking spaces located at Rampath and Bhakti Path have been reserved for the vehicles of VVIP guests. Over 1225 vehicles of VVIP guests will be parked here. Apart from this, nine parking spaces on Dharma Path Marg and Parikrama Marg have been reserved for VIPs. More than ten thousand VIP vehicles will be parked here.
Apart from this, parking has been reserved at different places for the guests coming for the Pran Pratistha program. Along NH-27, eight parking spaces have been reserved for the police force, capable of accommodating over two thousand police vehicles. Stringent security measures, including drone surveillance, have been implemented to ensure the safety of these parking facilities.
