Lucknow: Eight people from two Muslim families of Meerut district, in the presence of Mahant Swami Yashvir Ji Maharaj, returned home to Hinduism after offering sacrifices with Gayatri mantras in the Shuddhi Yagya at Yog Sadhana Yashveer Ashram located in Baghra, Muzaffarnagar district of Uttar Pradesh. Have done. The names of all 8 people of these families were also changed. Now Shahista will be known as Radha, Rashida as Geeta and Haroon as Arun. Similarly, new naming of other members of the family were also done.

In a program organized under the guidance of Mahant Swami Yashveer Ji Maharaj at Yog Sadhana Yashveer Ashram, Acharya Mrigendra Brahmachari purified these 8 people of two families by performing havan-worship with Veda mantras. They say that their parents were Hindus, but later accepted Islam for some reason, now they are returning to their religion again. Mahant Yashveer ji Maharaj said that during the tenure of the previous governments in the state, Hindus were harassed and intimidated to make them Muslims, but now after the formation of Yogi Adityanath ji's government for the second time in the state and the atmosphere is right, people left the religion first. Returning to Hinduism again. Those who had gone after converting, now their self-respect is awakening and they are returning to their roots.

He further said that 8 members of these two families living in Meerut have converted to Hinduism by coming to Yashveer Ashram in Baghra. All these people and children were made to worship with Gangajal and put on the sacred thread. After this a garland of Om in red thread was put around his neck. Mainly, the Havan was done with Veda Mantras and Gayatri Mantra. He told that the names of the eight people who have returned to Hinduism have also been kept according to the Hindu religion. Shahista has been named as Radha, Barkha as Varsha, Rashida as Geeta, Akbar as Krit, Ikra as Sheetal, Gullu as Hrithik, Ahsan as Sachin and Harun as Arun.

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