Around the Ram temple in Ayodhya, buildings with high altitude will no longer be constructed. The Ayodhya Development Authority has banned the construction of high altitude buildings. The Ayodhya Development Authority has informed the general public by putting information board at such a place that along with the construction of Ram temple in Ramnagari, all the projects of thousands of crores of rupees are currently going on in the entire Ayodhya district. The Authority has divided the vicinity around and outside the Ram temple into two different zones. Temple Restricted Zone One and Temple Restricted Zone 2 is identified. Now the construction of buildings of higher height than the standard fixed for building construction in these areas will not be allowed. The maximum height of any new building under the zone one area will be only 7.50 meters from the road. Whereas in zone two areas this limit has been fixed at 15 meters. This decision has been taken under the Ayodhya Master Plan 2031. It aims to maintain the dignity of the religious and cultural heritage of Ramnagari and control excessive urbanization. Ayodhya Mandal Commissioner Gaurav Dayal and Ayodhya Development Authority Vice President Ashwani Pandey said that Ranopali Railway Crossing, Ayodhya Dham railway station, Rani Bazar Chauraha, Rani Bazar Chauraha, Rani Bazar Chauraha, Rani Bazar Chauraha, Rama Chauraha, Rani Bazar Chauraha, Rani Baza The southern part of the Paidi, Laxman Ghat and the area behind the Saket Degree College are included. The Ayodhya Development Authority has also made it clear that strict legal action will be taken against him if any person violates these rules.
