Kiratpur Sahib, September 30: Cabinet Minister Harjot Singh Bains has taken a special resolution at the feet of Bajrang Bali. Under this resolution, he will pay obeisance in temples located in 21 different villages on 21 Tuesdays and pray for the prosperity, peace and well-being of the area. Under this series, Cabinet Minister Harjot Singh Bains reached the temple located in Belia and sought blessings. He paid obeisance at the temple and prayed for the progress and prosperity of the country, Punjab and the area.
On this occasion, Harjot Singh Bains also chanted Hanuman Chalisa with the congregation present at the temple. He said that religious and spiritual places give us the message of service, harmony and welfare of humanity. He said that the land of Punjab is the land of Gurus, Pirs and Saints, where people of all religions and classes live in brotherhood and harmony. He said that for the prosperity of the state and the advancement of the people, it is a matter of spiritual satisfaction for him to pay obeisance at such religious places.
The Cabinet Minister said that his resolution is not limited to any one person or class, but is linked to the prosperity and well-being of all the people of Punjab. He said that it is his wish that the spirit of peace, brotherhood and mutual love should be further strengthened in Punjab and that the state should progress in every field. He also called upon the youth to come forward for social service along with connecting with their heritage and religious culture.
On this occasion, the Sangat present in the temple welcomed Cabinet Minister Harjot Singh Bains. The Sangat chanted Hanuman Chalisa with him and prayed for the progress of Punjab. Harjot Singh Bains said that this concept of 21 Tuesdays and 21 villages is associated with the spirit of devotion and service for him. He said that on the coming Tuesdays also, he will continue to visit temples located in different villages and participate in religious functions with the Sangat and pray for the welfare of all. A large number of villagers and AAP workers were present on this occasion.