Chief Minister Mohan Yadav prayed for the prosperity of the state by worshiping at the Dada Darbar temple in Khandwa. He said that the government has resolved the differences regarding the development of the temple and it will be made grand and divine while maintaining its sanctity.
Khandwa (Madhya Pradesh) [भारत]July 27 (ANI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Monday offered prayers at the Dada Darbar temple in Khandwa and prayed for the happiness, prosperity and welfare of the people of the state.
During the visit, the Chief Minister also said that the state government is committed to the development of the revered pilgrimage site while maintaining its sanctity.
Seek blessings before Guru Purnima
Addressing the media after performing the puja, CM Yadav said that he has come two days before Guru Purnima to seek blessings of Dada Dhuniwale and prayed for the welfare of the people. The Chief Minister said, “I have come to this holy place two days before Guru Purnima to seek Dadaji’s blessings. Dadaji’s nature was to feed the hungry and remove suffering from everyone’s life. This pilgrimage reflects the ideals of equanimity of all religions, compassion and inner spiritual strength rather than a display of external religiosity.”
Resolved differences regarding development works
He said there were differences in the past regarding construction and development work in the temple, but the government has resolved those issues with consensus. He said, “I am satisfied that the differences regarding construction at this place have been resolved. This holy place of Bade Dadaji and Chhote Dadaji is a matter of pride and respect not only for Khandwa but for the entire state. While maintaining its dignity and traditions, we will make every possible effort to make this place grand and divine.”
Additionally, in a post on Instagram after the visit, CM Yadav said, “Today, I offered prayers at the court of revered saint Shri Dadaji Dhuniwale Maharaj in Khandwa and prayed for the happiness, prosperity and welfare of the people of the state.” (ANI)
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