Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray received guard of honour upon his arrival in Uttar Pradesh’s Ayodhya, The Times of India has reported.

Ayodhya: Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, along with his ministerial colleagues and family members, will visit Ayodhya to seek the blessings of Ram Lalla on the day Maharashtra government completes 100 days in office (March 7).

Thackeray have plans to visit the makeshift temple of Lord Ram here. The Maharashtra CM’s visit was announced earlier in January this year.

The Maharastra CM would be accompanied by his wife and son along with state ministers and other Shiv Sena leaders and would directly reach Ayodhya from Mumbai on March 7 morning, Shiv Sena officials said on Sunday.

The Maharashtra CM will also have Darshan of Hanumangarhi and other temples besides meeting saints during the day-long stay in the temple city.

After the Supreme Court gave its judgement on Ram temple on November 9 last year, Uddhav had announced to visit Ayodhya.

He parted with the BJP after the Maharashtra assembly polls. The formation of his government in alliance with the NCP and Congress delayed his visit.

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