Ayodhya Ram Temple: Water from this Karnataka’s sacred mountain will be sent for groundbreaking ceremony

The water from Kashi Vishveshwara Temple's Basava's (bull) mouth will be sent for the groundbreaking ceremony on August 5 

<p>A sacred mountain called Antargange in Karnataka’s Kolar will gain historical importance in Ayodhya</p><p>&nbsp;<br />&nbsp;</p>

A sacred mountain called Antargange in Karnataka’s Kolar will gain historical importance in Ayodhya

<p>Antargange’s water will be sent for Ayodhya Ram Mandir’s construction</p>

Antargange’s water will be sent for Ayodhya Ram Mandir’s construction

<p>The water from Kashi Vishveshwara Temple's Basava's (bull) mouth will be sent for the groundbreaking ceremony on August 5</p>

The water from Kashi Vishveshwara Temple's Basava's (bull) mouth will be sent for the groundbreaking ceremony on August 5

<p>It is said, even in severe drought, the flow of water from Basava statue never stops</p>

It is said, even in severe drought, the flow of water from Basava statue never stops

<p>This place is called Dakshina Kashi and it is about 68 km from Bengaluru</p>

This place is called Dakshina Kashi and it is about 68 km from Bengaluru

<p>A few devotees collected the water in a tumbler, offered rituals and said the same will be sent to Ayodhya<br />&nbsp;</p>

A few devotees collected the water in a tumbler, offered rituals and said the same will be sent to Ayodhya

<p>A belief among Kolar residents is that Pandavas had come to south during their forest stay</p>

A belief among Kolar residents is that Pandavas had come to south during their forest stay

<p>As Draupadi felt thirsty, to quench her thirst, Arjuna aimed at a rock</p>

As Draupadi felt thirsty, to quench her thirst, Arjuna aimed at a rock

<p>After his arrow hit the rock, water started to flow</p>

After his arrow hit the rock, water started to flow