Rajasthan: Delhi CM Rekha Gupta affords prayers at Shrinathji Temple on Mahashivratri
RAJSAMAND: Delhi chief minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday visited the well-known Shrinathji Temple in Rajasthan to present prayers on the auspicious occasion of Mahashivratri, where she performed outmoded rituals and sought blessings for the of us. Speaking to the ANI, Rekha Gupta expressed, “Today, on the occasion of Mahashivratri, I feel incredibly fortunate to have had the opportunity to offer prayers to Lord Shrinathji. I am filled with a profound sense of peace and joy. This land of Rajasthan is a land of rich traditions, courage, and sacrifice. After receiving the Lord’s blessings, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to all the residents here for their immense love and support.
I also want to reassure the families from Rajasthan who reside in Delhi that I will always remain connected with them and stand by them through every high and low.”On the occasion, Rekha Gupta participated in outmoded rituals for the length of the temple and obtained a ceremonial scarf as a blessing from the temple priests.On Saturday, Delhi chief minister Rekha Gupta, alongside with transport minister Pankaj Kumar Singh, unveiled the statue of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) founder Keshav Baliram Hedgewar at Hedgewar Arogya Sansthan in Shahdara.
Speaking to journalists after unveiling the statue, the Chief Minister acknowledged the clinical institution had offered healthcare for 27-28 years and that the suppose authorities would expand it sooner or later, bringing presumably the most fashionable equipment.“This is a proud moment. This hospital has been providing healthcare to people for 27-28 years. The installation of the statue of Dr Hedgewar, by the government, on the completion of 100 years of RSS, is an inspiration for all of us.
We will also extend this hospital in the future, bring the latest machinery,” CM Gupta acknowledged.Keshav Baliram Hedgewar, many times regularly called “Doctor Sahab”, led the organisation for fifteen years unless his passing in 1940. Earlier than his loss of life, he anointed Guruji MS Golwalkar as his successor, who over the following three a long time expanded the RSS to each and each nook and nook of India. Hedgewar, born on April 1, 1889, in Maharashtra’s Nagpur, served because the RSS’s founder and first Sarsanghchalak (Chief).
