World’s largest lock made by Aligarh couple for Ram temple in Ayodhya, See Pics
The giant lock, which weights 400 kg and opens with a 30 kg key, has been engraved with a picture of Lord Rama on it
New Delhi: An elderly couple from Aligarh, Satyaprakash, along with his wife Rukmani, has built the world’s largest lock. This lock weighing 400 kg, opens with a 30 kg key and will be dedicated by the couple to the Ram temple being built in Ayodhya.
Satyaprakash, a resident of Jwalapuri in Aligarh, told that it has taken about 6 months to make this lock. The giant lock has been engraved with a picture of Lord Rama on it.
The locksmith further told that many changes will be made to the lock before sending it to Ayodhya. The box, lever, and hood will be made of brass. A steel scrap seat will also be installed to prevent it from catching rust.
Sharma also wishes to make a tableau of a bigger lock in the parade in New Delhi on 26 January. The height of this tableau will be 15 feet, width will be 8 feet, and the thickness will be 20 inches.
For this, he also wrote letters to the Central and State Governments. He has also met the Deputy Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh in this regard.
Satyaprakash’s wife Rukmani Sharma has also helped in making this lock. While talking of its merits she said, “A marvelous temple of Lord Ram is being built in Ayodhya. It would be good if this lock is there. Therefore, we will be presenting it in the court of God”.