New Delhi: Both faith in God and spirituality are intense in the mind of the devotees. Leaving all their important work and traveling for miles, the devotees go to the temple of God during the pilgrimage to make a petition, so that they listen to the call of their devotees and remove their sorrow and pain. But many times it is seen that the spirit of service is hidden somewhere under the veil of reverence, which unknowingly or unknowingly becomes a cause of hurting the dignity of the places of pilgrimage.
The names of lovers written on the walls and surrounding stones and rocks, heaps of garbage thrown away after use, flowers immersed in large numbers in nearby water sources, etc. are evidence that somewhere there is a darshan. During this we are working to hurt that particular holy place directly or indirectly. If some of us don't, that's fine, but we're really the reason for these reasons to flourish, so it's really something to think about.
Taking this seriously, the Home Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Hon'ble Narottam Mishra, through the country's own social microblogging platform, Ku, has made a great effort to encourage and sensitize the devotees to keep the cleanliness in the pilgrimage places and take a vow of pilgrimage service. Which we should strictly adopt.
While doing two posts one after the other, Narottam Mishra has said in the first post that, 'Friends, as we have the importance of pilgrimage here, in the same way, the importance of pilgrimage service has also been told, and I So I will also say this, without pilgrimage service, pilgrimage is also incomplete.' - PM Shri Narendra Modi ji
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┬аAlong with this, through another post, Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra has said, 'Wherever we go, the dignity of these pilgrimage areas should be maintained. Property, cleanliness, a holy environment, we have to never forget it, we must maintain it and that is why it is important that we remember the resolution of cleanliness. - PM Shri Narendra Modi ji
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┬аIt is clear from both the posts that whatever the religion may be, maintaining their dignity and holy environment is not only our duty, but it is also a great responsibility, which we should pass on to the generations to come as a legacy. Have to give too.
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┬аAlong with this, through another post, Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra has said, 'Wherever we go, the dignity of these pilgrimage areas should be maintained. Property, cleanliness, a holy environment, we have to never forget it, we must maintain it and that is why it is important that we remember the resolution of cleanliness. - PM Shri Narendra Modi ji
┬аIt is clear from both the posts that whatever the religion may be, maintaining their dignity and holy environment is not only our duty, but it is also a great responsibility, which we should pass on to the generations to come as a legacy. Have to give too.
