Muslim Student Eman Ansari, Pahari Girl Batool Zehra Sing Ram Bhajan- WATCH

Recently a Muslim student Eman Ansari and a Pahari Girl Batool Zehra sang Ram Bhajans- videos of which are doing the rounds on the internet.

The Pran Pratishtha ceremony at Ayodhya Ram Mandir is just a week away and the country is eagerly waiting for the occasion. Stories of Lord Ram and Ram Bhajans are being shared far and wide and people are eager to know more about the happeneings at Ram Mandir. In addition, PM Modi has also shared a number of Bhajans on his Twitter handle appreciating each of them for its melody and sentiments of devotion.

Talking about Ram bhajans, recently a muslim student belonging to the Lakhimpur district of Uttar Pradesh can be seen singing the same- the video of which is doing the rounds on the internet. The girl, named Eman Ansari, sings the bhajan 'Ram Aayenge' with simplicity and devotion.

In addition to her, a pahari girl, Batool Zehra from Uri sang Jubin Nautiyal's Ram Bhajan in Pahari language which has gone viral on social media. Sharing this experience, she told ANI, "I heard a song by Jubin Nautiyal and I liked it very much. I thought that if it can be in Hindi, why can it not be in Pahari. I wrote it in Pahari and sang it. I recorded it and showed it to my sir. He posted it and it got viral... Thanks to the LG (Manoj Sinha) it is because of him that negative things are being removed from people's minds. My Muslim brothers also appreciated me a lot... Our Imam gave a message that we should love the country in which we live... Shri Ram was called 'Purushottam' because of his honesty and his belief in justice..."

Previously, Cassandra, who is a German Singer, had also shared a Ram Bhajan sung by her on her Instargam handle with a note saying, "This Bhajan is for all of you 🫶 I wanted to be in time before the 22nd, so I hope you all like my version 🔱 Save and share if you think. Ram Aayenge."

PM Modi, being overwhelmed by this gesture, shared it on his Twitter handle. Appreciating the efforts, he wrote, "The world is awaiting 22nd January! This rendition by Cassandra Mae Spittmann from Germany, whom I once referred to during #MannKiBaat, will make you very happy."

Meanwhile, on January 22, over 7000 guests have been invited to witness the consecration of Ramlala that included eminent people from different walks of life. The 'Pran Pratishtha' puja will begin at 11:30 AM and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the gathering from 12:30 PM.