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Guru Purnima: CM Bhajanlal's Message, Mahant Gives Blessings

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On Guru Purnima, CM Bhajanlal Sharma sent a message of good wishes to Mahant Ganganath Maharaj of Bhairunath Akhara, which was read out by Jogeshwar Garg.

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HIGHLIGHTS

  • On Guru Purnima, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma sent a message of good wishes to Mahant Ganganath Maharaj of Bhairunath Akhara.
  • Rajasthan Government's Chief Whip Jogeshwar Garg visited the Akhara and read out the message.
  • In his message, the Chief Minister highlighted the importance of the Guru tradition and called the guidance of saints inspiring.
  • After the message, Mahant Ganganath Maharaj blessed the Chief Minister and wished for his good health and long life.
Guru Purnima: CM Bhajanlal's Message, Mahant Gives Blessings
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On the auspicious occasion of Guru Purnima, Rajasthan's Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma sent a special message of good wishes to Mahant Ganganath Maharaj of Bhairunath Akhara located in Jalore. The festival was celebrated with great devotion and faith at the Akhara.

Chief Minister's Guru Message

This message from the Chief Minister was read out by the Rajasthan Government's Chief Whip, Jogeshwar Garg, upon reaching the Akhara. He recited the message in front of Mahant Ganganath Maharaj and all the devotees present there.

In his message, the Chief Minister extended his wishes for Guru Purnima and highlighted the importance of the Guru tradition. He described the guidance of saints and mahatmas in society as highly inspiring.

Mahant Ganganath Maharaj Gave His Blessings

After the reading of the Chief Minister's message, Mahant Ganganath Maharaj bestowed his blessings upon him. The Mahant also conveyed his Guru Purnima wishes to Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma.

He wished for the Chief Minister's good health, long life, and the prosperity and public welfare of Rajasthan. A large number of devotees were present at the Bhairunath Akhara on this occasion.