Flag hoisting at Ram Temple: With the push of a button, the flag was hoisted atop the temple, leaving Modi emotional; saints and sages were seen wiping away tears.

The flag hoisting ceremony at the Ayodhya Ram Temple was completed. With the press of a button, PM Modi hoisted the flag, slowly ascending to its peak. As the flag ascended, PM Modi gazed intently at it. He appeared emotional during these moments.

Sages and saints were seated in the front row at the time of the flag hoisting. They, too, were seen wiping away tears in emotion. Approximately 8,000 people from across the country and abroad were invited to the event.

Flag hoisting took place at an auspicious time.

At the designated auspicious time, the Prime Minister hoisted the Dharmadhwaj (the holy flag) on ​​the main peak of the Ram Temple. As the saffron flag fluttered in the wind, the entire complex reverberated with chants of "Jai Shri Ram." Within moments, the atmosphere was filled with spiritual energy, and the devotees' emotions transformed into ecstasy.

Before hoisting the Dharmadhwaj, extensive prayers and prayers were performed amid chanting of Vedic mantras. The aroma of offerings rising from the sacrificial fires and the resounding sound of drums added grandeur to the ceremony. By hoisting the flag, the Prime Minister conveyed to the nation the message of the integrity, faith, and cultural pride of the Sanatan tradition.

Thousands of people were present.

Saints and saints from across the country and the world, distinguished guests, and thousands of devotees were present on this occasion. Amidst tight security arrangements, Ram Nagari was immersed in the colours of the festival. From the temple complex to the banks of the Saryu River, the atmosphere was decorated with lamps, flowers, and rangoli, giving a firsthand experience of this historic celebration.

In a brief four- to five-minute flag-hoisting ceremony, the Prime Minister hoisted the flag by pressing a button amid chanting of Vedic mantras. Seven thousand guests witnessed the ceremony, including Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat, Governor Anandiben Patel, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, religious leaders, prominent figures from the business world, and representatives of the Dalit, deprived, transgender, and Aghori communities.