Bageshwar Baba Dhirendra Shastri
Bageshwar Baba and storyteller Dhirendra Shastri sat in front of Balaji at Bageshwar Dham on Monday and delivered a sermon after concluding their Padyatra. During this, he not only mentioned the suicide attack in Delhi but also told how some unrighteous people were behind his Padyatra, but despite this, this Yatra was completed without any hindrance because of Balaji.
He said that 7 to 10 lakh people witnessed this padyatra in Vrindavan Dham. Chaupals were set up in 20 more meetings and 50 places in 3 states, 6 districts i.e. Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh. In these, saints, mahants, cinema, power and people of the world sat on the streets for Hindu unity and a new history was written.
Dhirendra Shastri said that by the grace of Thakur ji, nothing but flowers rained in such a big padyatra. Had it been the visit of people of any other religion, I don’t know what would have happened by now. Many unrighteous people had already started trying to stop this journey. There was a terrorist attack on the way and they were also caught. During this period, the administration and we were also worried for some time, but Hanuman ji, Balaji and Gurudev Bhagwan gave way that if they get scared now, then in future no Hindu will come out for unity. Ultimately the Hindus won and the Sanatan opponents were defeated.
‘Historical crowd gathered due to the grace of Balaji’
He said that all this is due to the grace of Baliji. Puppets are seen dancing, but the one doing the dance is someone else, who has strings tied to the fingers of the puppets, this is how we were appearing throughout the padayatra, but the truth was that Balaji himself was taking the Hindus to meet Banke Vihari. The result was that a huge crowd of people gathered for Balaji and because of his kindness in such a grand journey.
Bageshwar Baba said that we are taking an oath in front of Balaji that I have no role in this padyatra. Balaji has played this entire role for the Hindu interest and Hindu nation. It was he who got it done and it was his journey.