Bihar's Sitamarhi is depicted as the birthplace of Sita in the Indian government's ambitious scheme 'Ramayana Circuit'
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King Janaka's eldest daughter was Sita. She was married to Lord Rama, the eldest son of King Dasharatha of Ayodhya. We have been reading information from many such Ramayanas. This is what we see in our textbooks or in Ramayana stories and television scenes.
Sita has also been declared as the national treasure of our country. But our ally India is promoting this matter in a delusional way now. Sitamarhi in Bihar has been depicted as the birthplace of Sita in the Indian Government's ambitious scheme 'Ramayana Circuit'. 15 places in 9 states of India are included in this big and important scheme of the Union Ministry of Tourism of India.
This 'Ramayana circuit' is a big plan of India which was started to develop the places connected with Lord Ram as religious tourism, cultural exchange and regional tourism and economic development. In such an important scheme, it is unfortunate that Sita's place of birth is being misrepresented. The public statements made by the leading Indian leaders and some ministers of the ruling party about Sita Janmasthan are actually objectionable. It is necessary for the government of Nepal to take this issue seriously.
– Parbat Sanjel , Dharan-17, Sunsari
