User Ahead of Lok Sabha poll: BJP delegation meets Radha Swami sect head-reportpunjab

 Ahead of Lok Sabha poll: BJP delegation meets Radha Swami sect head

Amritsar, December 6, 2023: As per media reports, in the wake of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections 2024, delegation of Bharatiya Janata Party, led by national secretary (organization) Manthri Srinivasan and other senior leaders today visited Dera Radha Swami and met Dera Head Baba Gurinder Singh Dhillon.

Senior BJP leader Mr. Rajinder Mohan Singh Chhina who was part of the delegation said that they held discussions with Baba Gurinder Singh Ji who is an epitome of religious devotion and public welfare for half an hour and saw the meticulous planning and management of the Dera.

The leaders discussed various matters relating the history of Punjab, culture and how the religious preachers and teachers can play pivotal role in the peace and harmony in any society.

He said the spiritual environment of the Dera and Sangat immersed in the devotion was highly praiseworthy.

In Punjab, he said, the religious preachers and saints have a bigger role to play for communal harmony and peace. “The role of Dera Beas had been commendable in the general peace and harmony.

The Dera is an example of inter-religious talks and discussions and co-existence of various communities”, said Mr.Chhina adding that Baba Gurinder Singh ji is resemblance of wisdom and affection.

He said they took the blessings from Baba ji who asked us many things about our individual and public life and said that the social service must be the top most priority of any individual.

Others who were present during the meeting included Gurpartap Singh Tikka, Ajaybir Singh Randhawa, Harpreet Singh Gill, Sarchand Singh and others.

Location: Chandigarh, India

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

"Chandigarh Braces for Farmers' Protest as Punjab-Haryana Agriculturists Rally-reportpunjabs

Image
Farmers would march to the Raj Bhawan on third day Mohali/Panchkula, November 26, 2023: As per media reports , Farmers from across the Punjab and Haryana under the banner of the Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) on Sunday launched a three-day protest on the Mohali-Chandigarh border to press the Centre for their pending demands of MSP guarantee and debt waiver, among others. PHOTO FOR REPRESENTATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY The protesters announced that on the last day of their dharna, they would march to the Raj Bhawan in Chandigarh to submit a memorandum of their demands to the Punjab Governor. According to the news published in The Tribune, heavy security arrangements were made ahead of the protest. Farmers from several parts of Punjab, including Ludhiana, Ferozepur and Sangrur, started arriving in Mohali early this morning on tractor-trailers, SUVs and other vehicles with a cargo of essential items, including ration, bedding, utensils and cooking gas cylinders, for the three-day protest. Farmers fro
Read more

Farmer organizations in Punjab are urging the authorities to drop charges against farmers involved in stubble burning and are staging a protest, according to a report Punjab.

Image
  Punjab Farmer bodies seek withdrawal of cases against farmers for burning stubble, hold protest Ludhiana, November 20, 2023: As per media reports, Under the banner of the Samyukt Kisan Morcha, several farmer bodies on Monday held protests at the offices of deputy commissioners and sub-divisional magistrates at many places, seeking withdrawal of cases registered against farmers for burning stubble. MEMBERS OF VARIOUS FARMER ORGANISATIONS RAISE SLOGANS DURING A PROTEST AGAINST THE PUNJAB GOVERNMENT AGAINST ACTION OVER STUBBLE BURNING ISSUE. PTI PHOTO According to the news published in The Tribune, the agitating farmers demanded withdrawal of legal actions, including registration of FIRs and rollback of the fine imposed on farmers for burning crop residue. The protesting farmers, who also demanded a long-lasting solution for paddy straw, brought stubble-laden trolleys to several offices of DCs and SDMs. Police on Sunday had said that over 930 FIRs had been registered against farmers
Read more