Joy is showering today in Jhabua–Nimar: Chief Minister Dr. Yadav

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has said that places in Dhar and Jhabua associated with the memories of Lord Sri Krishna will be included in the Sri Krishna Pathay and developed as pilgrimage centres. While addressing the devotees at the Sri Krishna Pranami Dharma Mahotsav held in the village Samoi of Jhabua, he said that today joy is showering over the Jhabua–Nimar region. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav joined the Sri Krishna Pranami Dharma Mahotsav virtually from Bhopal, while at the venue in Samoi, saints, Scheduled Caste Welfare Minister Sri Nagar Singh Chauhan, Dhar–Jhabua MP Smt. Anita Nagar Singh Chauhan and other public representatives were present.

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that the life of Lord Sri Krishna was extraordinary and that he never discriminated against anyone. He said that the Sri Krishna Pranami Mahotsav, organised by the Pranami Sampraday which reveres Lord Krishna as its deity, is promoting inter-faith harmony and Sanatan values.

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that for the Pranami tradition, founded 400 years ago by Sadguru Sri Devchandra Ji Maharaj, the revered Gurudev serves as a guiding light of the eternal Sanatan tradition. The Pranami sect was widely propagated by Swami Prananath and his disciple Maharaj Chhatrasal. Among the three principal dhams of the Pranami Sampradaya, one is Padmavati Puri, located in Panna city of Madhya Pradesh. He said that Sri Krishna Pranami Dharma is a path rooted in devotion to Lord Sri Krishna, spiritual wisdom and the principles of universal brotherhood.

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that this festival is a unique confluence of tradition, devotion, social reform and spiritual unity. He extended his best wishes for the Dharma Mahotsav to followers of the Pranami sampradaya and society at large and prayed that Lord Sri Krishna, Shyamaji Maharani, Sadguru Devchandra, Swami Prananath, Vrindavan Das Maharaj and Natwardas Maharaj continue to bestow their grace on all.

Key Highlights

• Places in Dhar and Jhabua associated with memories of Lord Sri Krishna will be included in Sri Krishna Pathay and developed as pilgrimage sites.
• At the event venue in Samoi, saints were joined by Scheduled Caste Welfare Minister Sri Nagar Singh Chauhan and Dhar-Jhabua MP Smt. Anita Nagar Singh Chauhan.
• The Sri Krishna Pranami Mahotsav, organised by the Pranami Sampraday that reveres Lord Krishna as its deity, promotes inter-faith harmony and Sanatan values.
• Sadguru Sri Devchandra Ji Maharaj, who initiated the Pranami sect 400 years ago, remains a beacon of the eternal Sanatan tradition.
• The widespread propagation of the Pranami Sampraday was carried out by Swami Prananath and his disciple Maharaj Chhatrasal.
• One of the three principal dhams of the Pranami sampradaya is Padmavati Puri, located in Panna city of Madhya Pradesh.
• This festival represents a unique confluence of tradition, devotion, social reform, and spiritual unity.