Ram Mandir Bhumi Pujan: 'Ram Sab Ke Hain, Ram Sab Mein Hain' - Top Quotes From PM Narendra Modi's Speech

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, after performing the bhumi pujan at the grand Ram temple in Ayodhya, said that the wait of centuries has ended. Beginning his speech with Jai Siya Ram, the prime minister told the gathering that a grand temple will be built for Ram Lalla, the infant Ram, who had been living in a temporary tent for years. Here are top quotes from PM Narendra Modi's Speech at Ram Mandir Bhumi Pujan:- 

- The wait of centuries has ended and India is creating a golden chapter in Ayodhya

- Many people made sacrifices for the Ram temple. I pay my respects to all of them.

- Ram is everywhere, Ram belongs to all (Ram Sab Ke Hain...Ram Sab Mein Hain)

- Social harmony was the core principle of Lord Ram's governance,

- The more powerful India gets, the more it will be loved and remain peaceful

- The construction of the Ram temple is an instrument to unite the country

- We have to join stones for construction of Ram temple with mutual love, brotherhood

- Lord Ram favours change, modernity

-Whenever humanity followed Lord Ram, development took place; we have to take care of everyone's sentiments

- We have to join stones for construction of Ram temple with mutual love, brotherhood

- Ram temple symbolises India's rich heritage, will be inspiration to entire humanity

- Despite efforts to eradicate Lord Ram's existence he still lives in our heart and is basis of our culture

- Ram temple construction in Ayodhya will lift entire region's economy

-Many people made sacrifices for Ram temple, I pay respect to all of them

-India is creating a golden chapter in Ayodhya, wait of centuries ends today 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled plaque to mark laying of Ram temple foundation stone and released commemorative postal stamp. 

He arrived in Ayodhya in a helicopter where Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath among others received him.

Before the function to lay the foundation stone of the 'Shree Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir', marking the end of the BJP's mandir movement that defined its politics for three decades and took it to the heights of power, the prime minister took part in prayers at the Hanumangarhi temple.From there, he travelled to the 'Shree Ram Janmabhoomi' where he performed prayers at the 'Bhagwan Shree Ramlala Virajman'. He also planted a parijat (Indian night jasmine) sapling.