Archive · 9 Jan 2026
Delhi CM Sends Devotees to Ayodhya
Delhi's Chief Minister, Rekha Gupta, recently sent a group of devotees to the Ram temple in Ayodhya.
She said this trip is very special because it shows India's old cultural and spiritual values.
About 35-40 people are going on this journey to pray and see the temple.
The Chief Minister also talked about how the temple is a big part of India's history and culture.
Meanwhile, she also spoke in the Delhi Assembly and said that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is being mean to her because she is a woman leader.
She said they make fun of her mistakes and spread false information.
She also said that AAP leaders do not respect Sikh Gurus and work to hurt her dignity.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta sent 35-40 devotees to Ayodhya Ram temple, calling it a symbol of Sanatan faith and cultural unity.
The pilgrimage is seen as a divine and elevating experience, reinforcing India's spiritual and cultural identity.
Gupta accused AAP of targeting her for verbal slips and claimed the party cannot tolerate a woman CM working around the clock.
She alleged that AAP leaders deliberately misled people and insulted Sikh Gurus.
Gupta emphasized her government's accountability to the people of Delhi and their continuous efforts to serve them.
- Who
- Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and 35-40 devotees
- What
- Sending off devotees to Ayodhya Ram temple and political speech in Delhi Assembly
- When
- January 9
- Where
- Delhi and Ayodhya
- Why
- To offer prayers and seek darshan of Lord Ram, and to address political issues
- Chief Minister
- Rekha Gupta
- Number of Devotees
- 35-40
- Organizing Committee
- Valmiki Chaudhary sarpanch committee
- Destination
- Ayodhya Ram temple
- Significance
- Symbol of Sanatan faith, cultural unity, and spiritual consciousness
- Accusations
- AAP targeting Gupta for verbal slips, intolerance towards a woman CM
- AAP Allegations
- Deliberate misinformation and insults by AAP leaders