Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reached the Samadhi of Raskhan, who was an exclusive devotee of Shri Krishna, in Mathura on Tuesday. Belonging to the Muslim religion, Raskhan is seen as a symbol of Krishna devotion and the country's mixed culture. His real name was Syed Ibrahim Khan, but today the whole world knows him as Raskhan. After reaching the tomb of Raskhan, CM Yogi also wrote an important comment in the visitor's book. He wrote that, 'Bhakti does not see caste and creed.' After offering flowers at the Samadhi, CM Yogi instructed the officers to organize cultural programs here on a weekly basis so that more and more people can come here.

During this, CM Yogi also praised the officials for the beautification of the tombs of Raskhan and Taj Bibi. Taj Bibi was also a devotee of Shri Krishna. She was the Muslim wife of the Mughal emperor Akbar, but had a deep faith in Shri Krishna. Raskhan was engrossed in the devotion of Krishna in his youth and then he lived in Vrindavan for the rest of his life. At the end of his life he had adopted Vaishnavism. During his two-day visit to Mathura, CM Yogi offered prayers at the Banke Bihari temple. Apart from this also visited Krishna Janmabhoomi.

During this, he instructed the officials to work for the women living in the widow homes operated in Mathura. How can they get the benefit of government schemes? Pay attention to this. Let us inform that CM Yogi Adityanath has visited the tomb of Raskhan at a time when there was a ruckus in Kanpur against the remarks on Prophet Mohammad. Along with this, debate is going on in the whole country and concern is being expressed about communal incidents. In such a situation, this visit of CM Yogi Adityanath is being seen as a message.

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