Lucknow: The website launched by the Uttar Pradesh government for online viewing of Dipotsav organized on the occasion of Chhoti Diwali last Friday evening in Ayodhya crashed due to a large number of visitors.
An official spokesperson said late Friday evening that the website had crashed due to a large number of visitors. He said the website would be rectified soon and people would be able to light lamps online there from Saturday morning on the day of Diwali.
The Government of Uttar Pradesh celebrated Ayodhya Diwali on Friday evening in Ayodhya. Everyone looked forward to see this Diwali. The website launched for online viewing of this Dipotsav crashed due to the large number of visitors (Ayodhya Diwali video). Late Friday evening, the official spokesperson said that the website crashed due to the large number of visitors. He said that the website will be corrected soon and people will be able to light lamps online from Saturday morning on the day of Diwali.
Named in ‘Guinness Book of World Records’: Ayodhya registered its name in ‘Guinness Book of World Records’ by lighting 6,06,569 lamps in the Divya Dipotsav held at Ramnagari on Friday. After the symbolic coronation of Shri Ram in this Dipotsav, the Chief Minister said that in the Ayodhya where Dipotsav is being celebrated today, till three years ago, some people were afraid to take the name of Ayodhya. Now everything has changed, people want to come to Ayodhya. This time we have lit more than six lakh lamps in Ayodhya, now next year Ayodhya will be lit with 7.51 lakh lamps.
Millions arrive to watch Ayodhya Diwali, website crashes
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said: On this occasion, Chief Minister of the state Yogi Adityanath said that due to the ugly thinking of some people, there has been a lot of injustice with Ayodhya for centuries. This will not happen now and Ayodhya will get its glory. The Chief Minister said that we will establish every holy place. Be it devotees or tourists, all the facilities will be taken care of. Until a few years ago, governments used to ban travel like Panchkoshi, 14 Kosi and 84 Kosi, today facilities are being increased here. It is a matter of our identities.
