INDORE, DEC 20
Ruling BJP MP from Mathura Hema Malini expressed hope on Sunday that, like Ayodhya and Kashi, her area would get a great temple similar to the Kashi Vishwanath corridor.
Malini was addressing the media in Indore and said, “After the restoration of Ram Janmabhoomi and Kashi, naturally Mathura is also very important. I am invited to Kashi and I am going on Monday”. She went on to say that renovating and redeveloping Kashi Vishwanath was extremely complex and that no one had considered making such improvements in recent years.
Hema Malini : After Ram Janambhoomi & Kashi, Mathura Also deserves Grand Temple for Lord Krishna
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She went on to say that his transformation was challenging and that it demonstrated his foresight. She stated that this will also occur in Mathura. On December 13, Prime Minister Narendra Modi dedicated phase one of the newly constructed Kashi Vishwanath Dham, which cost roughly Rs 339 crores. A total of 23 structures were completed during phase one of the project. Pilgrims visiting Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple can take advantage of amenities such as Yatri Suvidha Kendras, Tourist Facilitation Centres, Vedic Kendras, Mumukshu Bhavan, Bhogshala, City Museum, Viewing Gallery, and Food Court.
Mathura would undergo historic development under the BJP government, according to Uttar Pradesh Assembly Deputy Speaker Nitin Agarwal, who asked who else would build the holy city’s temples if not the BJP. Agarwal stated the BJP won the 500-year-old war of Ayodhya last week, and a majestic Ram Temple is being built there while speaking to a public audience at the Anglo-Vedic Inter College. Kashi has also been promoted internationally, and Thakur ji (Lord Krishna) is from Mathura.
Mathura would go through a period of historical development, and the BJP administration will raise it to an international level, he said. According to Agarwal, the BJP follows the idea of “sabka sath,” “sabka vikas,” and “sabka vishwas” (inclusive development), but the Samajwadi Party practises fear politics. He said that the Muzaffarnagar riots occurred during the Samajwadi Party government.
