Islamabad: A Pakistani Hindu man’s heartfelt wish to visit the Ram Temple in Ayodhya with his family has gone viral on social media, prompting an outpouring of warm responses from Indian users.
Kailash Majhirana, who is reported to be from Pakistan, shared a social media post expressing his desire to travel to India with his parents, wife and children and seek darshan of Ram Lalla at the temple in Ayodhya.
‘I Have a Dream of Seeing the Ram Temple’
In his viral post, Kailash wrote: “Friends, I have a dream of seeing the Ram Temple in India with my father, mother, wife and children.”
The emotional message quickly attracted attention, with several users describing his wish as touching and heartfelt. Some users said that faith transcends geographical boundaries and that devotion towards Lord Ram is not restricted by national borders.
Indian Users Extend a Warm Welcome
Following the post’s circulation on social media, users responded with messages of support and goodwill.
One user wrote, “Come, you are welcome. Ram belongs to everyone.”
Another said that visiting Ayodhya could be a dream for anyone and expressed hope that Kailash would eventually be able to fulfil his wish.
Others also expressed the hope that he would be able to visit Ram Lalla with his family and said that his desire should be viewed with respect.
Who Is Kailash Majhirana?
Kailash Majhirana is reported to be a Pakistani Hindu who shares videos and vlogs about his everyday life on social media. His content offers glimpses of ordinary life and his surroundings in Pakistan.
However, his post about wanting to visit Ayodhya’s Ram Temple has received considerably more attention than his other social media content.
A Personal Wish, Not Confirmation of Travel
Kailash’s message comes at a time when Ayodhya’s Ram Temple continues to attract attention among devotees in India and abroad.
His post has generated discussion centred on faith, devotion and human emotions, rather than political or border-related issues.
At the same time, the viral social media message should be understood as a personal expression of his wish. The post does not indicate that he has received official permission to travel to India, nor does it confirm that a visit to Ayodhya has been scheduled.
