Malwa province, Indore district collected over Rs 80 crore for Ram Temple Ayodhya

The campaign of raising funds for Shri Ram Temple Construction in Ayodhya is being run by Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Bajrang Dal and Sangh which will conclude on Feb 28. So far, about 80 crore rupees have been received from Malwa province, in which people from different caste, class and communities have contributed.

Funds were received from Kinnar (LGBT) community and children as well.

Some little girls broke their piggy banks and contributed their savings.

About 1 crore 11 lakh funds were contributed by various corporate groups as well.

LGBT community has donated about 11 thousand rupees.

Vishwa Hindu Parishad representative Ravi Kasera said, "About 80 crore rupees have been received from the entire Malwa province under the dedicated fund for the construction of Ram temple, which is monitored by the volunteers."

Some cheques were also returned due to various administrative issues.

The campaign to collect amount will conclude tomorrow, i.e. Feb 28.

Volunteer Vinay Dixit said, "Children have made a large contribution and their contribution might seem small but has immense meaning, much like the contribution of a squirrel in building the Ram Setu bridge from India to Sri Lanka."

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