Ayodhya Ram Temple GST collection: Tax revenue revealed

Ayodhya city in Uttar Pradesh is one of the major tourist destinations in India and is a holy city. After the construction of the Ram temple, the number of devotees coming here is increasing. People from different parts of the country and abroad are visiting the Ram temple.

Construction work is still going on in the temple. After the GST Council meeting, Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust General Secretary Champat Rai has revealed big information about the Ram temple.

A total of 18 temples will be built on 70 acres of land, including temples for Maharishi Valmiki, Shabari and Goswami Tulsidas, he said. Apart from this, 100% tax will be paid to the government, not a single rupee will be left, he said. This temple has been built with the cooperation of the society. Even if two lakh devotees come, there will be no problem in the temple.

Many people faced difficulties in the fight for the construction of the temple. This fight is equivalent to the freedom struggle that took place thousands of years ago. A Shiva temple is also being built within the temple premises, Champat Rai said. Bagawa village in Khargone district of Madhya Pradesh is famous for making wonderful Shivlings.

The Shivlings made here are in demand from all over the country and abroad. He said that around Rs 400 crore GST has been collected so far for the construction of the temple. However, this is only an estimate, the exact tax amount will be known only after the work is completed" he said.